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INDEX OF ADVERTISERS.
A.
H'ss Thomas D.
10
Armstrong James,
B.
Balto. Life Insurance Co.
. 19 Hodgkinson John,
. 81
29 .
V m
Jacohsen II. G.
28
Bandel William, .
. 27 Jamison Joseph, .
. 6
Barnes P. & Co.
8 .
fanvier Thomas,
30
Baxter A. T.
.32.
Jorden John M. .
. 18
Bayless James P.
. 2
K.
Bridges William,
. 24
Kipp John,
1
Brown J. Harman,
. 22
L.
Brown D. . .
. IS
Lee William, .
. 18
Browninoj R.
. 19
M.
Buck & Porter,
4
Mason Richard C. .
11
Byrne James P. .
. 16
Maxwell JohnW.
. 14
C.
McDowell George H.
16
Carr Henry,
. 17
McJilton J. Frye,
. 10
Carter Robert,
. 12
McPherson & Co. .
23
Cobrirn Jarnes, .
. 23
Morrison's Pills,
15
Courtols Amand, .
. 3
O.
Cozine A. V. & Co. .
2
Oshourn J. F. & Co. .
. 22
Crane W. & Co. .
. 9
P.
Crook Joseph, Jr. .
1
Palmer P. & Co.
27
D.
Phoenix Shot Tower. .
. 32
Daffin Benjamin,
. 21
Potter John, Jr. .
. 2
Daniels Walter & Co. .
. 23
pope & Needles,
31
Denison, Conain,& Co
. 24
Price Augustus M.
. 21
Dorman Thomas, .
. 16
R.
E.
Randall John K.
3
Egenton & Morris,
. 17
Ridgaway William,
. 3
Eichelberaer George S.
. 25
Ridijely Noah, .
5
Elder Francis S.
» 7
Robinson's Institute .
. 20
F.
Ruckle & Vansant .
12
Firemen's Insurance Co.
26
S.
Foxcroft &. Clark,
. 16
Simms Joseph, .
8
French John C.
. 30
Sliver & Faringer.
. 17
Fryer Elijah S. .
. 27
Smitfi Andrew,
5
Fulton Thomas H. .
7
Spear, Mudge, & Co. .
. 13
G.
Sutton J as. L. & R. Hall,
5
Gade John,
. IC
T.
Gardiner Francis,
. 28
Tavlor John J.
2S
George James B. »
c
> Thomas, & Mills,.
. 19
Gray Henry W. .
. 2£
> Thompson Wm. & Co. .
14
Gray James, .
1
Titlle Jeremiah, .
. 2S
Green Wm.H. .
. 1(
) Towson William, .
34
H.
W.
Hartman Isaac,
^
1 Walsh Thomas,
2f
Hasson &. Hanlan,
. 1
^WatkinsA.W. .
. «
Hays Simeon, .
i
i White John & Son, .
2<
Hay ward &^ Friend,
.
5 Wnitson David, .
. '
ADVERTISEMENTS.
JOSEPH CROOK9 Jr.
78ft BALTIMORE SREET,
Between South and Calvert,
IMPORTER OF
UPHOLSTERY GOODS AND PAPER HANGINGS.
Has in Store, and offers for Sale, on pleasing terms, Wholesale
and Retail, a large and extensive assortment of
GOODS IN THE ABOVE LINE.
JAMES GRAY,
No. 33, South Calvert street
Keeps constantly on hand at his
A general assortment of
Thomsonian and W»otamc JfTedicines,
At Wholesale and Retail prices. — Dealers in those articles ^re in-
vited to call.
Keeps all kinds of
MOROCCO AND FANCY LEATHER,
Buckskins, Binding Skins, Boot Cords, Boot Web, Braids,
Galloons, Chaise^ kc.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
A. V. coziins & CO.
J\o. 22, Harrison Street, near Marsh Market space.
AND DEALER IN LEATHER. OIL. &C.
Offers for sale: Black and Colored Morocco, Coach Linings.
Book Binders' and Hatters' Leather, &c. of tlie very best quality.
JAMES. P. BAYLESS,
Tanner and Currier,
MANUPACTUBER OV
Slaughtered Hide, Sole Leather and Calf Shins,
NO. 1, CHEAPSIDE
N. B. Patent Currying Knives, and Patent Bark Mills, constanily
on hand for sale.
TX27 ASffB rnSET ZB.OE7 'WOTLSLHTL,
S. W, corner of Calvert and Water StreetSy
Offers for Sale, Wholesale and Retail, a general and extensive as
sortment of
TIN WARE OF EYERY DESCRIPTION,
at the lowest prices. — Also,
Iron (Hollow ware) Castings,
of various capacities.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
'^0mnmm ^^;,m^mi^
m
AKD AQENT FOR THE
CHARLESTOX .AJVD S^VAJS^J^TAH
Line of Packets,
No. 104. Smith's Wharf.
Distiller and Rectifier^
Corner of Second street and TripoleWs alley,
cS'All kinds of Cordial, Cherry Bounce, Brandy, Gin, Wine Bit-
ters, Colourin;^ for Liquors, &c. &c. constantly for sale.
WIImImIAM, rxdgaway,
JVo. 52, Market Space, corner of Water Street,
Has constantly on hand a general assortment of
C\otV\s, Cass'imeres and VesUngs,
Which he will make up in the most approved style at the shortest
notice. Also an extensive assortment of
READY mADE CLOTHINO,
S'Mfable for all climates, Wholesale and Rft»" »
ADVERTISEMENTS.
MERCHANT TAILOR,
NO. 3, SOUTH GAY STREET,
Thankful for past favours, solicits a continuance. He is deter-
mined to exert himself to please ail who may favour him with;,
heir custom.
SIMEOir BATS,
Respectfully annonnces that he has opened his establishment in
One doorfrwn, Light, in the vicinity of Beltzhoover*t Hotel,
Where he is prepared to furnish every delicacy of the season in
the best style.
Private Parties furnished with handsome rooms.
JNeat and comfortable Chambers for transient lodgers.
Travellers ivill find every attention and convenience.
BUCK & PORTER,
Importers of Hardware,
Manufacturers of
and dealers in
IRON'STEEL,SHOVELS,SPADES,GASTiNGS,&C
JVo. 33, Pratt Street.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
HAYWARD Sc FRIEND,
MANUFACTURERS OF
7. MOORZS'S PATEZO'T
NO. 19, LIGHT STREET. CORNER OF MERCER.
All kinds of Sheet Iron, Copper and Tin w^ork done to order.
Tobacco, Segar and Snnfi' IXTarehonse,
Wholesale and Retail, No. 22, Howard Street,
JAMES L. SUTTON & R. HALL,
DRAPERS Ain> TAIXiORS,
ADVERTISEMENTS.
Office of the Baltimore
3
JVo. 38, JVorth Frederick Street^
The Baltimore Gun Powder Company have constantly on hand
and are continuing to manufacture
OF THE VARIOUS SORTS.
Which they respectfully offer to Merchants, Shippers, Contract-
ors upon Public Works, and dealers fjeneraily, at very reduced
prices. Orders received at the Office, North Frederick Street,
and promptly attended to. It will he put up in kegs or canisters,
and delivered free of expense to any part of the city.
JOSEFH JAZKEZSOSr, President
Baltimore Gun Powder Company.
So justly celebrated in all parts of the U. States, for many years.
PREPARED AND SOLD BY THE SOLE PROPRIETOE
ZffOAH RID^EIi'Sr, Baltimore.
Lee's Famous Anti-Bilious Pills, for the prevention and cure of
Bilious Fevers, &c.
Lee's Elixir, for violent Colds, Coughs, &,c.
Lee's Infallible Ague and Fever Drops, warranted to cure.
Lee's Worm-destioying Lozenges.
Lee's Itch Ointment, warranted to cure by one application, with-
out mercury.
Lee's Nervous Cordial, grand restorative for nervous disorders,
inward weakness, &c.
Lee's Indian Vegetable Specific, for the Venereal.
Lee's Persian Lotion, for tetters and irruptions.
Lee's essence and extract of Mustard, for the Rheumatism, Sac.
Lee's Eye Water. Lee's Tooth-ache drops. Lee's damask Lip
Salve. Lee's Corn Plaster. Lee's Anodyne Elixir, for
the cure of Head-aches. Lee's Tooth powder.
Country merchants and all others by applying to the proprietor
N. E. corner of German and Howard Streets,
Can obtain them on such liberal terms as will insure them a larflre
profit. Q^Caution. — None are genuine Tvithout the makers
name to them, "Noah Ptidgely, late Michael Lee 3c Co.
Hundreds of cases of cures performed by the above truly valu-
able medicines, could be given, did our limits permit.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
BLACKSMITH & WHEELWRIGHT,
Corner of Columbia and Paca Streets,
Near 3 Tuns Tavern, where he is prepared to furnish
€ar(s5 l¥ag^ons5 D&'ays &> Jjlsht Carriag^es.
FRANCIS S. X3X.D1SR,
Manufactory, IVholesale and Retail*
THREE DOORS NORTH OF LOMBARD.
WADDING MANUFACTORY.
SSTo. 149, FREZirCH STB.SBT,
lu front of the City Cotton Factory,
Informs his friends and tlie public in genera!, that he continues to
manufacture of the best materials, both
WHITE & BLACK COTTON WADDING.
H is prepared to keep a constant supply of the above article al-
ways on hand, and would respeclfMliy invite Dealers and others
to give him a call, as he is determined to sell as low as it can he
procured in this market, and of a better manvfacture.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
4.
BRASS AND WOOD CLOCKS.
i>. BARNES & CO.
Keep a constant supply of Brass and Wood Clocks, Wholesale
and Retail, which they will dispose of on ihe most pleasing terms.
JOSEPH SinilllS'S
BALTIMORE
WARE MAXUFACTOnr,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
S. E. Corner of Light and Lombard Streets.
NEW AND CHEAP
BOOT AND SHOZS FACTORY.
Ac- Wo WA^EmS,
Respectfully informs his friends and the public generally, that he hut
commenced the Boot and Shoe making business in GERMAN STREET,
No. -2, between Hanover^and Sharp, where he intends keeping on hand
and making to order work at the following prices, for cash.
Gentlemen's CALF SKIN BOOTS, • . $4.00
do SEAL SKIN do . - . 4.00
do MOROCCO do . . 4.00
For Footing Boots, . . . . 3.00
Gentlemen's NULLIFIERS, . .2,00
do JACK DOWNINGS, . . 2 00
do LIGHT DRESS SHOES, . . .1.75
Boys' Shoes of all descriptions made in the neatest and most durable
manner, proportionably low.
He flatters himself from his long experience in his line of business, he
is fully prepared to meet the moderate expectations of those who may &-
ror him with their cu8tom« aud respectfully requests a call.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
■ ..A
GROCERS
AND
COIOnSSZON MERCHANTS,
Pratt Street, head of BowIy's^Wharf.
W. CRANE & CO.
Hide and Leather Dealers,
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Corner of South and Water Streets.
Connected with W. & J. C. Crane & Co. Richmond.
References;
G. Lee & Co.—JVew York.
W. W. KY.Y.vr-Philadel'phia.
Hewlett & Jones, —Baltimore.
JJAMMS IB, ©MOIEO-Ii,
BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURER,
J^o. 46^ Centre Market Space,
Has on hand, and intends keeping a good assortment of boots and
shoes, both fine and course, of his own manufacture, with a good
selection of Eastern make. Also,
Trunks, Gaps and Blackingi
Of which he will dispose of at the lowest prices for cash.
10 ADVERTiSEMENTg.
1^ ^^
NEW BOARDING HOVSZS,
JVo. 37, Water Street, opposite Commerce^
(near page's hotel,)
Is now open for the accommodation of permanent and transient
Boarders.
Announces to the public generally, that he continues the
CABINET BUSINESS,
In all its various branches, at
ITo. 47, Pratt Street,
Between Hanover and Sharp.
la Jua
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS STORE,
tA^o. 51, JVort/i Howard Street,
(4th. door above LEXINGTON.)
He keeps constantly on hand a complete assortment of French,
English and American Dry Goods, together with a large assort-
ment of
Straw and Leghorn Bonnets?
Umbrellas and Parasols^
Which will be sold Wholesale or Retail upon the most accommo-
datins terms.
ADVERTISEMENT?.
11
Richard C. Mason's
WHOLESALE AND KETAIL
BISCUIT AND CRACKER
JVo. 7&, F'rait Si.
3d door E. qf South Si... Baltimore,
Where is kept constantly on hand,
a largo assortment of Bread.... viz.
Pilot and Wary, TVater and
Butter CiacitersJ also i^oda &.
IVine Biscuit, Medford «fc Su-
gar Craclters, all of wliicln
are manufactured of the best Flour,
and sold at as low rates as they can be
purchased in this or any other city.
Thv« subscriber returns his thanks
to his friends and the public, for past
favours, and most respectfully in-
vites them to call and examine for
^hemselves.
R. C. MASON.
WOOLEN DRAPERS & TAILORS,
JVo. 41, Pratt Street
('OPPOSITB THE AMERICAN HOTEL.)
Richard Vansant,
Nicholas D. Ruckle.
SOIBEIEl' SJAIB'fflBK,
PAPER MANUFACTURER,
Ware Rooms — Xo. 37, Water St
Paper of all kinds— Writing, Printing and Wrapping.
Bonnet, Press, Box, Binders', and Trunk Boards.
Blank Cards of various kinds.
The liigiiest price given for Rags. Orders promptly executed.
TaOMAS & MILLS,
LUMBER MERCHANTS,
Head of Union Dock, near Pratt St, BridgCy
Respectfully inform their friends and Builders in general, that they
have on hand a large assortment of every description of well sea-
soned Lumber.
Cabinet, Coach and Chair Makers, will fiad il their interest to
call on us, as we have a general assortment of Lumber, suitable
for their purposes.
ADVERTISEMENTS. 19
DEAFi^ESS CURED.
The Columbian Restoratives for Hearing, Prepared and Sold by
Corner of Szeter and Salisbury Streets,
Baltimore, Md.
Havinff within six years p'JSt proved their curative effects in
several hundred cases, he is desirous to give as general informa-
tion to the afflicted as practicable, and tenders to those defective
in hearing, a handbill containing Certificates of Cures affected,
and attested by the then Mayor of the City, of their credibility,
shewing them effectual, from infancy to persons eighty years of
age. (see handbill.) All letters (post paid) will be promptly at-
tended to, and if $5 enclosed, and case described, a package of
5 vials, sealed, stamped D. B. and carelully put up will be sent
as directed, and 25 per cent discount for cash, by the dozen
packages allowed.
Editors of newspapers copying this advertisement to the amount
of $5 and sending a copy will entillelthem to a package of 5 vials,
such as requested, labelled thus: A, where a variety of sounds.
B, a sensation of fullness in the ears. A. and C, where a gath-
ering, use A first. D, where a discharge of cannon or other
severe noise. E, where a dryness of the ear. F, where nerves
are weak, &c. &c.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
WUOLESALE DEALERS IN
mK^s ^^^^h ^^'^h ^®»
JVo. 21, South Charles Street.
Otis Spear, ^
Abner B. Mudge, >
Jacob F. Grove, )
14
ADVERTISEMENTS.
MARBLE STONE CUTTER,
Successor to Towson & Bell,) at the oltl established stand
Lexington Street near Calvert,
Having purchased their extensive stock of Marble Mantles, Sec.
w- uld resj-cctrully inform their pat ons, his friends, and the pub-
lic generally, that he continues the said business in all its varie-
ies, and manufactures some of the neatest and most fashionable
Mantles of American, Italian, Egyptian and Irish Marbles, in a
superior style of workmanship and finish, embracing every variety
of pattern and fashion. Likewise in addition to the purchased
slock, he is now manufacturing of very superior marble, Head
Stones, Tombs, Mantles, Monuments, &c. as well as every other
article in said hne pertaining to house work and building, which
he offers to the public on as fair and accommodating terms as any
other manufacturer in this city. All orders in his line thankfully
received, and neatly and promptly executed at the shortest notice.
Take the liberty to inform Merchants "and Masters of every port, that they
have opened
A SHIPPING OFFICE,
•f « J%*o. 27, Bond Street^ f. JR.
Thejf will be thankful for a cM, and promise punctuality and faithfulaest.
ADVERTISEMENTS. 15
s§<i>^€m<i>^i? ^ ^^<^mmt
CLOCK AND IP\ m WATCH MAKERS,
Respectfully invite their city and country friends to call at their
oid stand,
Where they repair all kinds of
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
They keep constantly on hand an assortment of Gold
and Silver Watches, Chains, Seals and Keys; Musical Boxes,
Breast-pins and finder rings of all patterns. Also,
Silver Table and Tea Spoons^
All of which wi'.l be sold on moderate terms.
The highest price will be given for old Gold and Silver.
MORRISON'S PXIiIiS.
R. FEiVIVER, General Agent,
JOHIV JUcKECHrVIE, Suto Agent, for
CM/u)oU6ofv'6 ^iJcacta&fe iADnw^i^ (MADt^icme^j
for the state of maryland, &/c.
(nearly opposite the post office.)
Where the medicines may be obtained in their genuine purity.
Removed from No. 1, Light Street.
16 ADVERTISEMENTS.
GEORGE H. M'DOWELL,
JVo. 47, South Calvert Street y
opposite Lombard,
Has constantly on hand a large and general assortment of
ALSO
for Sale at Factory prices.
%*All orders thankfully received and promptly attended to.
Cabinet Manufacturer,
Respectfully infjrms his friends and the puhlic generally, that
he continues his business, at
Corner of Frederick and Second Streets,
Where he will promptly attend to orders in all the branches of
his business.
J. p. B. hopes that the faithful execution and finished style of
his workmanship, will insure for him a share of public patronage.
N.B.Orders for COFFINS promptly attended to and executed
on the most reasonable terms.
Respectfully informs his friends and the public, that he continues his
SHOE AND BOOT STORE,
At JVo. 4, East Baltimore Street,
Where he will be happy to attend to all orders in his line. La-
dies' and Misses' Morocco and Lasting Shoes and Boots, Gentle
men's and Boys' shoes and boots, pegged and sewed, made in
the neatest manner and on the most reasonable terms. He has
always on hand Eastern Work, at various prices. He takes this
oppcytAinity of returning his grateful thanks to his friends and the
pu^ic for the patronage heretofore bestowed, and hopes by his at-
tention to business a continuance of the same at his new stand.
ADV^ERTISEMENTS. 17
BISNR7 CARR,
JV. E. Corner of Gay and Pratt Streets,
Has constantly on hand a general assortment of
CAolhs, Cassimeves and VesUngs,
Which he will make up in the most approved style at the shortest
notice. Also an extensive assortment of
READT JTIADE € i:< O T H I IV G ,
Suitable for all climates, Wholesale and Retail.
SOAP AlTD CAZTDZiES
The Subscribers 'are manufacturing and will have constantly for
sale at the Manufactory, in
Constitution Street near Beuren, and at
store, JV*o. 81, SmitWs wharf.
Mould and Dipt Summer Candles. Also, Soap of various quali-
ties, which they will sell on the most reasonable terms.
SLIVER & FARINGER.
FAEltrCH SU&B. nZXLLSXOXVES.
HO-HFT^aH & M(D)IEIEII§s
At the old stand, W. Fall's avenue foot of Pratt Street bridge,
and Corner of Paca and Saratoga Streets,
Continue to make to order French Burr Millstones of all dimen-
sions, which they will warrant to be of best quality, being made
from Burr Blocks of their own importation, and selected by them
from the best quaries in France. They keep for sale:
Dutch or Cologne Millstones, all sizes. Cocalico and Eso-
pus, do. French Burr Blocks, and Calcined Plaisier of Paris,
Orders from any part of the country, promptly atteaded to.
18
ADVERTISEMENTS.
WII.I.IAM Z.Z313,
•IVo. 79, Jflarket Sireet, Baliimorej
DEALER IN
^^^^5^ W>^^^^^i ^^^ "^rntmn
He keeps constantly on hand, a handsome assortment of
Strato area aeflhorn MonmtB,
Figured and riain Ribbands, 6lc, Ac.
ADVERTISEMENT?. U
COACH LACE AND FRINGE MANUFACTURER,
(next door to odd fellows' hall.)
Respectfully informs his Friends and the Public, that he has on hand and
ofifers or sale a variety of Patterns of Lace and Fringes.
Goach Makers, Country Merchants & Store Keepers
Are invited to call and judge for themselves.
iKf-Purchasers dealt with on the most liberal terms, and the goods sold as
lowTas any of the same description in the United States, either for cash or
approved paper. Orders from a distance complied with as precisely as if
personal.
BROWNING'S IMPROVED PATENT
For preserving perfectly cool, fresh and clean. Butter, Milk, Meat, Eggs,
Fruits, Liquors, &c., during the Summer season, and also from Ireezing du-
rin*' the Winter, any article deposited in it.— Made by
J%\}, 17, Commerce (Street, near JPratt^
Also,— The much approved BUTTER BOXES, in which Butter may
be transported with perfect safety, by Land or Water, as in the latter case,
course alum salt will answer as aood a purpose in it as ice, and is admirably
calculated for the use of Steam Boats or other vessels.
All orders Uianfefully received and promptly attended to
JAMXSS ARMSTRONG,
SADDLER AND HARNESS MAKER,
Takes the liberty of informing his friends and the public general-
ly that he has Removed from No. 18, S, Calvert Street, to
Formerly occupied by Mr. Thos. Mackenzie »
Where he is prepared to manufacture every article in his line, in
the newest and most approved style, on the most pleasing terms.
He offers his graiel'ul thanks to his friends, for the generous sup ;
port already received, and confidently anticipates a concmuance
thereof, ae his best'efforts will be used to merit confidence.
20 ADVEIITISEM^.NTS.
COMMERCE AND THE ARTS.
For Teaching
DRAWZITG AND TAZNTZNG,
Is permanently located and always open for the reception of pu-
pils by the Quarter, or "The Course of Lessons,"
XVO. 33, FAYETTE STREET,
Between the Post Office and City Hotel.
ASSEMBLY READING ROOMS.
The subscriber anounces to his frijnds and the pubhc, that he has onened
the above establishment, (corner of Holliday and Fayette sts) for the recep-
tion of visiters, where will be kept the best WINES, LIQUORS, &c and
OYSTERS served in the various ways, to suit customers, families and for
exportation. He hopes his attendance to business will secure him a share
of public patronage. In the eastern wing of the same building is his
Where he has on hand and will constantly keep a supply of the best
Baltimore ALE and PORTER, Alexandria ALE, Philadelphia PALE ALE
and a BROWN STOUT, of a superior quality, which, with a regular sup-
ply of choice CIDER, will enable him at all times to accommodate tavern
keepers, masters ot vessels and others, by the cask or dozen, on the most
reasonable terms. The subscriber takes this method to return his sincere
thanks to his friends and the public, for the patronage they have so liberally
bestowed on him during the short time he has been engaged in the bottling
business and hopes that the exertions to please will secure for him their
continued encouragement.
THOMAS WALSH.
0C|- Agency of **Irwin'8 Alexandria Ale," which he considers equ«l to
any in the city.
" Cash for EMPTY BOTTLES.
ADVERTISEMENTS. 91
The Subscriber would respectfully return his thanks to his friends and the
public in general, for the very liberal support that has been conferred on
him. since his commencement in business, and he will again assure them
that all goods bought of him and warranted, he will exchange if afterwaras
found to be not as good as represented. r^^n^i.
On hand, balance ivory handled table knives with or without French
forks, plain black tips do stag and buck handled do. steel carving knives,
&c a superior assortment of pen-knives in the greatest variety, razors,
plain and ornamental, razor straps, &c &c. ladies' scissors, bank scisssors,
paper hangers', crooked, do. for trimming horses, barbers' do. tailors shears
and pointsfdry goods do.— Also tailors' large crooked shears, a handsome
article, in short every variety of goods in the cutlery line, at prices lower
than the same quality can be had elsewhere. Vo„^i»«
N. B. Jobbing attended to as usual, blades put m penknife handles,
^' ^''' BENJAMIN DAFFIN.
JVo. 1 Holliday street, Baltimore.
TBJUZT Am> COMTBCTIOHAB.Y STOB.Z!.
JVo. 189 k Baltimore Street, 2 doors above Hanover.
AUGUSTUS M. PRICE & CO.
Keeps constantly on hand a large assortment of
Together with an extensive assortment of CONFECTIONARY,
o? iheir own manufacture. All of wliich are offered at the most
reduced prices.
N. B. Country merchants, dealers and families, are invited to call.
22
ADVERTISEMENTS.
JVo. 52, South Frederick Street,
CfOURTH door from PRATT.)
Has constantly for sale the following articles, on liberal terms:
Tin Plate
Block Tin
Bar Tin
Tin Rivets
Tinners^ tools
Saucepan Mis
Tea keltle ears
Iron Wire
Round Iron
Hoop Iron
Hand Iron
Sheet Iron
Eng. Bar Iron
Sheet Lead
Bar Lead
Pig Lead
Lead Pipe
Sheet Zinc
Spelter
Sheet Brass
Pearl j^sh
Pot Ash
Salaeratus
N. B. — J. H. B. has made arrangements to keep a swpply of
articles in the JSIelal Line, and looks to the liberality of the trade
for the patronage which is necessary tor such an establishment.
AUCTION AND COMMISSION ROOMS.
No. 58, BALTIMORE STREET.
J. F. OSBOURN & CO.,
Respectfully anounccs to the citizens of Baltimore, that they still contin-
ue their Auction and Coaimission Business, at their old stand, No, 58
Baltimore street* and are fully prepared to make advances to any amount,
on all kinds of Property, Furniture Merchandise, &c. Their ROOMS ON
THE SECOND FLOOR, are well situated for the sale of light and valuable
articles, for whiah they will be reserved.
Limited goods received for private sale only. Correct Accounts in all
cases will be rendered as soon as practicable after sales. Families and
others Belling off at their dwellings or places of Business, can receive liberal
advances at any time previous to the sale. The regular
Sale Days at the Hooms will be Tuesday and Friday.
al ten a. m. J. F. O., & Co. solicit a share of public patronage, pledg^in^j
themselves that no exertions on their part will be wanting to give general
satisfaction. Having given ample security for the faithful performance of
their duties, they trust they will always be found deserving that patronage
which will be their principal study to merit by strict attention and underia-
tiag integrity.
ADVERTISEMFNTS. 23
JAMLS COBURN.
No. 77 Ealtimore Street,
{A few doors beloio South Street,)
Has on hand and intends keeping a general assortment of
Which he will sell wholesale and retail, very low for cash.
New Goods received almost every day.
He respectfully solicits the patronage of his friends and
the pubiic generally.
MiLLS' MACHINERY, CAST IRON, &C.
THE SUBSCRIBERS, AT THEIR WORKS, AT
LAUREL FACTORY,
Prince George's County, Md.; and equally distant from Baltimore and
Washington, on the Rail Road, having their Iron Foundry and Machine
Shop in complete operation, are prepared to make all kinds of Heavy
Cast \rov\ •Mac\V\uev^ ?ov M'lWs, E.ugmes
or FACTORIES, being provided with large heavy lathes for boring or turn-
ing, heavy Iron Cylinrl.-rs or shafts, of any kind; and are particulary calcu-
lated for making LARGE SCREWS, from 3 to 25 feet in length, of any
size or pitch, and warranted true. All kinds of Millivrigtx* work done at
the shortest notice.— The business is conducted by practical Millwrights and
Machinists, and the public may depend on having';fali orders promptly at-
tended to. All kinds of patterns made, and castings furnished to order.
All work done at this place will be sent to Baltimore or Washington free of
charge for transportation.
Addresi WALTEB. BAIffI£ZsS dL Co.
Laurel, Prince George^s County, Md.
LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
Office JVo. 19, Vralt St. near Market Space^
Respectfully inform their friends and the public, that thej
buy and sell all kinds of stocks. — Gold and uncurrent money
bought and sold at the lowest rates. Any business intrusted ta
their care will be thankfully received and promptly attended to.
Tickets and Shares in all Lotteries, for Sale,
24 ADVERTISEMENTS.
, ■■ " ' ' ■ ■ — — — — ^
WILLIAM BRIDGES,
Wholesale and Retail
FRUIT & CONFECTIONARY STORE,
JVo. 217, Market St. between Liberty and Sharp,
Keeps constantly on hand a general assortnnent of articles, such
as Oranges, Lemons, Raisin>$, Prunes, Figs, Dates, Citron, soft
and hard shell Almonds, sheli'd Almonds, English Walnuts, Fil-
berts, Palm Nuts, Cocoa Nuts, &c.
ALSO: in all its varieties, first rate confectionary of his own
manufacture, such as will keep to transport to South and West,
and a choice assortment of Preserves, such as Limes, Pine Ap-
ples, Ginger, Guava Jelly, &c.
Country merchants and others who buy to sell again, are invi-
ted to cali and examine his stock before purchasing.
THE CELEBRATED
Baltimore Patent Floor Cloths,
(OIL CLOTH CARPETS)
Are manufactured of all dimensions, without seams, and in a great
variety of splendid and plain patterns, at the establishment
Comer of Pratt and Market Streets, F. P,
and for sale at the warehouse, in
S, High Street, between Baltimore and Water,
where they may be had at all times ready for use. Also, Car-
riage and Portrait cloth. DENISON, CONAIN & CO.
No. 79, PRATT STREET,
Between South Street and Bowley's wharf, Baltimore,
Are constantly supplied with a full assortment of
W^ines^ JLiquors, and Groceries^
Which they offer to coruntrv merchants and the public gennerailj
on accommodating terms. Families supplied as usual with fine
TEAS, SPICES, &c. Liquors and Goods sent free of charge
to any part of the city.
ADVERTISEMENTS. 25
H E N R Y W. GRAY,
AT HIS WAREHOUSE
Lower end of Camden Street, head of the Basin,
AND AT THE CITY FISH HOUSES,
Receives Storage of every description at the most reduced rates,
and every attention is paid in receivintr and delivering articles
stored with him. He has constantly for sale, Family and other
Herrings, selected with great care. And he also carries on the
manufactory of Fig Blue, warranted of a superior quality. At-
tends as Justice of the Peace, to all kinds of conveyancing and
other instruments of writing, with accuracy and despatch.
His charges being very moderate. He solicits a continuation of
favors from the public generally.
MAGISTRATE'S OFFICE.
The subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the public, that he
continues his ofBce in
Second Street opposite the Marine Bank,
four dooi s from the corner of Gay Street,
TVhere he will attend to any business in the above line that be may be
favoured with, without delay. Persons applying for the benefit of the
Insolvent laws, will find it to their advantage to give him a call.
Deeds, Powers of Mtorney, Bills of Sale Indentures,
Leases,
And all papers relative to his office, executed with punctuallity and despatch,
on the most reasonable terras. He takes this opportunity of retumino- his
grateful thanks for the patronage heretofore received, and hopes hy his
attention to business a continuance of the same at his new office; — the officers
in attendance are known to be active, attentive and faithful in the discharge
of their duties,
GEORGE S. EICHELBERGER.
JZSRSMIAH TITTZiS,
JVo. 21, South Street,
Respectfully announces to his customers and the public gener-
ally, that he has an extensive assortment of extra Super Cloths
of all descriptions and shades; Super, extra Super, London Check-
ed, and Ribbed Cassimere and Vestings, which he will make up
in the most fashionable style.
Orders thankfully received and punctually attended to.
26
ADVERTISEMENTS.
The Fireman's Insurance Company,
Continnes to insure Dwelling Houses, Warehouses, Merchandit-*
Household Furniture, Ships in Port, their Cargoes, and oth( r
descriptions of property generally, against loss or danuage by Fire
— Ot3"but are not permitted by the charier to insure out of the
new limits of the city.
From the peculiar construction and material of this Association, ■
lounded as it is known to be, on the best interests, and supported i
by the surest guarantees, backed by an ample capital, and promis-
ing a safe and cJieap protection — it has received an extensive p;
tronage.
For forms of application, and any other information on the sub-
ject, please apply at the Company's Office,
Corner of South and Second Streets.
PRESENT BOARD.— JOHN REESE, President.
Director$ from the
5 Thomas Edmundson
i John H. Ehien
J Matthew Smith
^ Lot Ensey
Frederick Seyler
John Hines
New Market Company
Liberty
United
do
do
Uni^n
Washington
First Baltimore
Patapsco
Mechanical
Friendship
Independent
Vigilant
Deptlbrd
Columbian
Franklin .
Howard
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
< George Valliant
I Nathan Tyson
< Jesse Hunt
I Jacob Albert
J William E. George
I Samuel Keerl
5 J. h Cohen, Jr.
I James L. Hawkins
^ George Rogers
( James Hance
^ Benjamin C. Ross
I Charles Diffenderflfer
C Samuel Wilson
I HughBohon
J William Reany
I Benjamin Buck
\ Jacob Bier
\ William Wallace
J F. S. Litting
) Samuel Wilson
J John P. Stroble
I J. J. Benroan
J Peter Sauerwin, Jr.
THOMAS G. RUTTER, Secretary.
ADVERTISEMENTS. 27
LOOKING GliASS STORE
CARVER AND GILDER,
No. 2 NORTH GAY STREET,
Informa his customers and the pablic, that he has for sale and mannfactures ,
Gilt, Mantle and Pier Looking Glasses, Portrait and Picture Frames.
Drawings and Prints framed at short notices, of every variety of size and
pattern. Old Looking Glasses framed or taken in exchange; CURTAIN
ORNAMENTS, such as Poles, Rings, Ends and Centre Ornaments at the
shortest notice; and Genendoles, Pier Tables, Brackets and all articles of
fancy in my line of business of th» latest and most approved patterns.
Gentlemen wishing t o kave'their piers %nd mantles furnished with superi-
or FRENCH PLATES, will please to leave their orders and they will be
prOBtptly attended to. Steamboats, Packets, &c. fitted with Looking
Glasses in pannels or frames, at short notice.
Looking Glass Plates of all sizes by the box or single plate. ,
Wishes to inform his friends and the public, that has recommen-
ced business, at
No. 30; Centre Market Space,
Near Second Streets
Where he means to keep a i^ood assortment of
rOoobdj cTftoei, a\Dat^j ^aM cwvi «J tafv&6,
Which he means to sell as cheap as any in the city.
LOOKINCi <SLAS$ ANn
FANCY HARDWARE STORE,
And importers of
French and German Looking Glass Plates.
In all its varieties.
No. 108» Baltimore Street*
2S ADVERTISEMENTS.
^^l/J^^^ale ana ^^e^at/ S^ai fSrcoze.
Merchants and others visiting this city to purchase goods are
respectfully invited to call at
H, G. JACOBSEN'S
Fashionable Hat Manufactory
No. 217 BALTIMORE STREET,
Near the Eutaw house,
And examine his extensive assortment of
Which will be disposed of on the most reasonable terms.
N. B. Orders thankfully received and faithfully executed.
Cheap Furniture Store,
CORNER OF FREDERICK & SECOND STREETS.
FRANCIS GARDINER,
Begs leave to inform his friends and the public in general, tkat
he has on hand an extensile assortment of
;kew axd secojtd-haj^d furj^itube;
Consisting of Side Boards, Bureaus, Book Cases, Glass Cases,
Mahogany and Walnut Dining and Breakfast Tables, Pine
Kitchen Tables, Ladies' Mahogany WorK Stands, Ward Rolers,
Window Blinds, High and Low Post Bedsteads, Feather Beds,
Bolsters and Pillows, Mattrasses, Toilet Tables and Work Stands,
Candle Stands, Cane Seat and Common Chairs, Rocking Chairs
of different sorts, Settees, Office Desks and Stools, Mahogany
and Poplar Cradles, Pier, Mantle and Toilet Looking Glasses,
Mantle Clocks, Parlour and Kitchen Shovel and Tongs, Stove,
and Coal Grates, Flat Irons, Pots, Skillets, Ovens and Griddles
hot Barks, Safes, Coffee Mills, Andirons, Imported and Domestic
Carpeting, Candle-Sticks, Snuffers and Trays, waiters, Hobby
Horses, Guns and Pistols, &c. fcc. &c.— all of which will be
sold at auction prices.
ADVERTISEMENTS. 2^
THE
BALTiMOBE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
MAKES INSURANCE ON LIVES
For one or more years or for li(e — contracts similar in principle
to insurances on ships and houses, by which families or creditors
are protected from loss by the death of a parent or debtor. Sells
or purchases.
ANNUITIES;
Contracts by which a^ed persons especially are enabled to receive
a high rate of interest durinor iheir lives
RECEIVES MONEY ON DEPOSITE,
Permitting it to accumulate for any number of years at compound
interest, or paying the interest semi-annually.
EXECUTES TRUSTS,
Where the intervention of a Trustee is necessary; thus avoiding
the danger from death or insolvency of a private Trustee.
niA&XSS ALL SISTDS OF CONTRACTS,
In which life or the interest of money is involved.
Office JVo 21 Second Street, JBattitnore,
JOHN I. DONALDSON,
President.
WILLIAM MURDOCH, Sec.
FASHIONABLE READY-MADE
CLOTHING EMPORIUM,
'Mo. 8C) ^azdei ^iuei,
Two doors West of South Street,
BALTIMORE.
N. B. Clothes made to order on the shortest notice and
lowest terms.
Ready made Linens, &c. always on hand.
30
ADVERTISEMENTS.
No. 33 SOUTH STREET.
JOHN C. FRENCH,
Continues his Manufactory at No. 33 South Street, two
doors below Jacob Rogers^s Hat Store, where he expects
to be permanently fixed, and takes this opportunity of
returning his thanks to the pubhc generally for the liberal
patronage v/ith which he has been favoured, and he hopes
by diligence and attention to business still to merit a share
of the same. He will endeavour to keep on hand at all times
a first rate article of his own manufacure, wholesale and
retail — all repairs executed with the greatest despatch.
N. B. He is a regular agent for the sale of Morrison's
Hygean Pills.
THOMAS JANVIER,
No. 87 SMITH'S WHARF,
AGENT FOR THE POIiliOWlNG MANUFACTORIES, VIZ,
1. Chain Gables, at Boston
2. Gunpowder, at New- York
3. Burden's Patent Wrought Spikes, Troy, N. Y.
4. Burden's Patent Horse Shoes, at Troy, N. Y.
5. Fire Proof Iron Chests, at New- York
6. Crown Window Glass, at Redford N. Y.
7. White Lead, at Philadelphia
8. Glue, at Philadelphia
ADVERTISEMENTS. 31
D. S. POPE & NEEDLES,
JVo. 47. South, near Pratt Street,
Are prepared to execute orders in the above line — and to furnish
GOFFER STEMOILS,
or letters cut in copper, for marking Barrels, Boxes, SfC. and
SBeivt 4^046- fot t>iiifo-tm/ii/aotu^5 slvem-co^^j 0)c.
They have on hand an assortment of those
/Splendid French Polished Plate Glass
of large sizes for store windows;
of various sizes, lettered to order, either
TXlAlNSPAZlESiS'T OH OFAQ17S,
with Gold or Silver ground aud Coloured letters or Transparent with Black
letters; the latter kind shew the name very distinctly at night from the light
of an ordinary passage lamp.
55namclleti CKilUino,2il?ttering on Class,
For Professional Cards or Signs... unsurpassed for beauty and durability
by any other stile.
BLOCK LETTER AND ALL OTHER KINDS OF SIGNS
furtiished at the shortest notice and in the best manner. Their former
experience ia
STEAMBOAT ^^^^ PAINTING,
enable! them to assnre the public of entire satisfaction in the execution of
orders in that line.
in all its rariety, promptly attended to. In fine by a strict attention to
every department of tbeir bufliness, they will endeavour to merit public
^probation.
32
ADVERTISEMENTS.
A. T. BAXTER,
JVo. 67, Pratt Street, near Bowhfs Wharf
Keeps constantly on hand, a general assortment of
Single and Double Barrel Guns,
Flint and Percussion; also, Rifles, Pistols, Percussion Caps
Shot Bags, Powder Flasks, and every article for the Sportsman-
use.
He has in his employ the best workmen, and his customers may
depend on having their work executed with neatness and despatch.
N. B. Captains of vessels bringing work, are requested to leave
it as soon as tliey arrive, so as to give as much time as possible.
This will prevent. disappointment.
PHCEWIX SHOT TOWEK,
CORNER FRONT AND PITT STS.
An assortment of Shot all sizes, may always be had at the tower.
AlsOf Bar and Tig Lead.
DAVID T. McKIM, President
ADVERTISEMENTS.
33
ALL ORDERS FOR
IB(D(DIE^IBIlKril>IlP(B5)
¥ill receive the utmost attention, as it respects execu«
ion of stile or promptitude in time, at this little es-
:ablishment; and the prices will be commensurate with
he depressed state of business.
A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF
CONSTANTLY FOR SALE.
JOHN HODGKISrSOir,
Manufactures and keeps on hand
a fi-iuiffliiisj
Of every description, at
JVo. 32, Hanover Street,
«?4 ADVERTISEMENTS.
JVo. 1, Sa%aar, Harrison Street.
DOCTOR KAXiPH'S PILLS.
THE UNIVERSAL DOMESTIC VEGETABLE MEDICINE. Price
2o cents a Box— Also in packages at $1; and family packages at «3— ia
which last IS a considarable saying of expense. To be had wholesale and
retail at No. 30 LIGHT STREET. ]
These Pills are founded upon the-Qiily principle on which a Unircrsai
Medicine can safely and sonscientiously be recommended to the world]
Ihey are a corrector of that faulty state of the constitution out of whicj
arises most of the disorders incident to human life.— For instance, no person]
who preserves a healthy condition of the digestive organs can possibly bj
afflicted with dyspepsia- and dyspepsia is itself the prevailing malJy ol
this country, besides that it is a cause of innumerable other diseases 1
But this medicine being founded on that intimate connexion which existJ
between diseases aud the organs of digestion, it also becomes an active aeenfl
and forms a necessary part in the treatment of all diseases, from whateved
causes they may spring. Now, this is a statement, the truth of which is
deeply interesting to society, and therefore merits the clearest explanation
It can have Moreover, it is a truth which forms the basis of " TLfamilA
Physician,"-"Dr. Ralph's System of Domestic Medicine,"-a volumS
which has now become the guide of many thousand families, and which is^
another reason for stating it in as clear a light as possible; fortunately alsoj
It artmits of easy and convincing- explanation. 1
With regard to persons who advertise pills to cure all diseases-I do not^
hesitate to say of such, and I appeal to the understanding of the reader for it.^
truth-thut no set of men are deeper branded with the mark of infamv '
1 hese persons are generally known by serotfing at Colleges and men of learn^
ing and experience. They also aim at ridiculing exery remedy even such
as bleeding, although in many cases the omission of it for a single dav
IS certam death It is true these people frequently get rich -nd bo^, but.
let It never be forgotten, their riches are obtaind with the blood ol families
and they know it! I speak with earnestness, but I speak with truth and
much experience, and I feel I ought to be believed. And having thus pre-
sumed to claim the public confidence, the writer thinks it proper iS this olace
to make the following statement of himself. *^ ^
P«"^i'n*n*^'*^'"!-^c^*'y'''''*'V~^/^''^*^"*^^ of Edinburg and a member of the
Royal Col ege of Surgeons, London. He has also been a Lecturer on Mid-
wifery and diseases of women, &c. and is the author of a popular and well
received book upon Domestic Medicine. In addition too, besides an exTen-
ZS?-"^*/^^''*''*'*'^ u- ut'°u^\^V^''^y y^*''^' he has been physician to
SJ^iS^a'd^dlserse^^ '^ ''' *'^ '^' '"^'^^^ ^^^^^^'^ '^ ^ '"^^ -<>-*
fn fhltl"": ^^ •''^' letters from the higliest .^ledical Authorities in England
to the most emmcnt Physicians m America, which testify to his integrity aSd
professional advantages, and to these he can at any time appeaL-HTdoe.
not however deem this necessary, for in making m appeal, he would ratheJ
do so to the good sense of the people of Amerh^a, and he feels safe in the
^ o,?Z-"? «»PPort which they will give him while he endeavours to
expose the intamy of those men who strive to bring into contempt the well
known and necessary means of saving life, under the trick word of * ^!r
one disease." m order to sell their pills. Let me intreat thrpublk thore^-^
fore to believe, not only that there are many diseases which differ essentt
anyone from ano her. but that the same medicine which h useful a oao
fn'Z^J^Lt'nrT^ »a another; and that purging pills is one of theJe!ai
in the case of inflamation of the bowels. It is Sne of those disorder, ia
which so many deaths have happened from Purging Pills 1 have been cSlS
to two cases of this kind within the last ten days^ Pu%i„f without oth^
•ole cause of it. JOSEPH RALPH. M. D.
MATCHETT'S
BALTIMORE DIRECTOR,
CORRECTED DP TO MAY, 1837.
worn, nss^oos
CONTENTS.
A Plan of the City, with references to public buildings.
Chap. 1. Topography of Baltimore,
Chap. 2. History of do
Chap 3. Population, Health and Mortality,
Chap. 4. Privileges of the Corporation, City Government, ^c.
Chap. 5. Public Buildings for civil purposes, ImprovemenU , SfC.
Chap. 6. Public Buildings for Religions purposes.
Chap. 7. Buildings for the purpose of Literature, Science, Charity,
and Public Amusements,
Chap. 8. Manufactures,
Chap. 9. Commerce,
Chap. 10. Literature, Benevolent Societies, Miscellaneotis,
2%« Citizen's names, Residence, ^c. List of Streets, Lanes and
Alleys,
BALTIMORE DIRECTOR OFFICE,
JV. E. corner of Gay and Water Streets.
1837.
TO THE PUBLIC
On the recurrence of our 8th edition of the Baltimore Di-
rector}- we deem it uunecessary to dwell long. We have on
former occasions sufficiently explained the difficulties of so
arduous a publication, the impossibility of using any rule in
spelling person's names — the vague information given by
children, servants, illiterate persons, and the unwillingness
of others to have their residence known, the many persons
who do business in one house and street, and dwell in an-
other, both individuals and firms, indeed some are engaged
in three or four kinds of business in different parts of the
city, (therefore a name being repeated in such a case is una-
voidable, as the person who calls at each place, cannot tell
it is the same, and is no error,) almost all names, admit-
ting of various orthography, viz. Nicholson Nicolson, Vic-
ary Vickery, Stuart Stewart, &c. a person may look for a
name in the alphabetical order by which he spells it, and
not finding it, conclude it is not in the book, when he
should use such other spelling as will produce the name un-
til he find it, (by so doing he will find very few omissions.
No publisher of a record of the names of householders in
this or any other city will venture to say there are none.)
The publisher has employed careful men to call at every
house in Baltimore for the address of the tenant. This is
the only correct mode of doing, and the name of an ac-
quaintance, or an old residenter, is just as liable to be o-
mitted as any other. In the " Catalogue of Avenues, Streets,
Lanes, &c., as enlarged by the Commissioners, and laid
down by their surveyor," which is the only one we could
obtain, complaint has been made against us, that their lo-
cation, and direction is not sufficiently plain; this we cannot
help in any other way in the present edition than by our
map, but if we live to issue another, we pomise to endea-
vour to make such correction. The want of numbers be-
ing on the houses uniformly throughout the city is another
considerable difficulty in our way of giving exact direction,
which we would gladly correct if it were our province,
TO THE PUBLIC.
Determined to give value for vi'hat vi^e receive for our pub-
lication, we have with much labour, added to this edition a
"View of Baltimore," giving concisely, its Topography,
History, Population and Health — Privileges of the Corpor-
ation, City Government, &c. — Public Buildings for civil
purposes, Improvements, &.c. Buildings for the purpose of
Literature, IScience, Charity, and Public Amusements —
Manufactures — Commerce — Literature, Benevolent Socie-
ties, and Miscellaneous — which we hope will be found both
interesting and useful.
The price of the book with a map of the city is but $ 1 ,50
$1,25 without the map, and admitting that its defects could
be magnified two fold, we consider it worth that amount.
We have printed but a small edition, no more than we ex-
pect to sell. For the generous and honourable support
tendered us from individuals we offer our grateful acknow-
iedgements. We shall ever be proud to serve such.
We respectfully invite any of our fellow citizens who
may detect an error in the book of any kind, to send in-
formation to the office, where copies are permanently kept
with blank paper to notice such corrections.
R. J. MATCHETT.
CONTENTS
Advertisements, 36 pages in front, distinct from book, page
Map of the city, with references to Public buildings,
Address to the Public,
Chap. 1. Topography of Baltimore, . • . 1
Chap. 2. History of do . . . . S
Chap. 3. Population, Health, and Mortality, . . 4
Chap. 4. Privileges of the Corporation, City Government, &c. 7
Chap. 5. Public Buildings for civil purposes, Improvements, &c. 9
Chap. 6. Public Buildings for Religious purposes, . . 16
Chap. 7. Buildings lor the purposes of Literature, Science,
Charity, and Public amusements, . . . .19
Chap. 8. Manufactures, . . . . .22
Ciiap. 9. Commerce, . . . . . 29
Chap. 10. Literature, Benevolent Societies, Miscellaneous, 34
The Citizens' names, residence, &c. . • .43
List of Streets, Lanes and Alleys, . . . 34&
BALTSMORE,
ITS GEOGRAPHICAL SITUATION HISTORY POPULATION
PUBLIC BUILDINGS MANUFACTURES COMMERCE PUB-
LIC INSTITUTIONS LITERATURE, ETC.
Chapter I.— Topography of Baltimore^
Our purpose being to present a clear and concise view of our
City, its present condition, its government, its manufactures, its
commerce, its public buildings and other improvements; (togetlier
with a variety of other information which we take not to be
generally available-,) we intend to confine ourselves to plain mat-
ter of fact; preferring accuracy to ornament. As we write, in
part, for the benefit of those who are not acquainted with the
localities of Baltimore, we propose in the first place, to give a
brief geographical description of the City; with which the reader
will dnd ft necessary to become acquainted, in order to have a full
conception of some other subjects which we propose to treat of.
Tl^ie city of Baltimore is situated on a creek or inlet of the
Patapsco river, commonly called the basin, the average breadth
of which is a quarter of a mile, its length one mile and three quar-
ters. The depth of water for more than half the length of this
inlet is sufficient to float ships of the largest dimensions, and the
harbor which it forms is uncommonly spacious and commodious.
As yet, the city is chiefly confined to the north side of the basin,
but there can be no doubt that in the course of a very few years,
it will extend along the other side also. Indeed, there are already
many streets laid out in that quarter; manufactories and works
of various descriptions are erected there, and every thing seems
to promise that that district will, ere long, be the centre of consi-
derable business. At the same time, the City is rapidly progress-
ing along the northern side of the harbor, to which result the
efforts of the Canton Company, aided by an immense capital,
contribute in an eminent degree.
The site of Baltimore is, in most parts hilly; a circumstance
which, on some accounts, is far from being a disadvantage, f n
the neighborhood, there are a number of streams, some oT which
intersect the city; the principal one of these latter is Jones's
Falls, (by some termed the northern branch of the Patapsco,)
which, as it approaches the basin, may well be called a small
river. It passes throuorli the city in a direction varying little
from north and south. This fine stream is of incalculable benefit
in affording the city a constant supply of pure and excellent
water, which is raised by machinery, and distributed by pipes
through every street. Nor is this the only advantage for which
the citizens of Baltimore are indebted to Jones's Falls; — it gives
motion to a number of mills and factories, and that portion of the
stream which runs through the City, answers many purposes of
a common sewer. True, the falls, are productive of one evil,
which, at the first glance, appears almost to neutralize the bene-
fits we have just mentioned. The ground through which this
stream flows being of a loose mture, and havinnr a very conside^^
rable descent, the consequence is that, (especially after copious
rains,) a large alluvial deposit is carried into the basin, the remo-
val of whicli deposit is a constant expense to the city. As a remedy
for this evil, it has been proposed to divert the course of the
falls, by means of a canal or tunnel, to Herring Run, which is
four miles distant from the city. The expense of ihis scheme it
is thought would not exceed a sum the interest on wiiich is now
expended in temporary removals of the inconvenience. It must
be observed, however, that to this evil, so called, the City is in a
great measure indebted for the vast improvements about the City
Block; where many acres of good ground have been formed of
the aforesaid deposits, raised by the mud-machines and applied
to that purpose. The space thus recovered from the river will, at
some time, (we have reason to think,) be as valuable as any other
ground in Baltimore; besides the health and beauty of that por-
tion of the city liave been greatly improved by the process of
its formation.
When it has been stated that there are many streams in the
neighborhood — and that the ground is generally hilly, the reader
wilfprobably suppose that the water power is considerable. This
is truly the case, and in this respect Baltimore is unrivalled by
any other city on the American continent. On this topic we shall
enlarge when speaking of Manufactories, Mills, &c. See chap. viii.
From those immediate topographical advantages of Baltimore,^
we proceed to speak of those which, though more remote, are of
the greatest importance, as being highly conducive to her pros-
perity. Patapsco river empties into that magnificent sheet of
water called Chesapeake Bay, at about the distance of fourteen
miles from the city. This bay also receives the waters of the
Susquehanna, the Potomac, the Choptank and numerous other
streams, and is connected at Capes Charles and Henry with the
Atlantic Ocean. In a commercial point of view, the benefits of
this situation are incalculable. Besides a favorable vicinity to the
ocean which it affords, the tributary streams of the Chesapeake
open a communication, by water, with a vast extent of country,
including distant portions of several different States. On the
waters of the Susquehanna alone, immense quantities of mer-
chandise of various kinds are transported to Baltimore from the
interior of Pennsylvania and New York. The Potomac offers a
medium of communication with Virginia and North Carolina,
and the Choptank, Elk, Pocomoke and several other rivers, serve
to convey many valuable commodities from the Eastern Shore of
Maryland, and afford a market in that section of the state for
the manufactures and imports of Baltimore. For further infor-
mation on this subject we refer the reader to chapter ix.
Besides the water communication just spoken of, the trade of
Baltimore carried on with the back country by means of rail-
roads and turn-pikes, is very considerable. In our present divi-
sion, we mention this fact only to show the advantages of our
location in this respect; as our City thereby becomes the mart of
a large and wealthy district, which the progress of internal im-
provement continues to make more and more extensive. See
chapter ix.
On the whole, the geographical situation of Baltimore com-
bines every requisite to health and prosperity, and we are happy
to add that there exists among her citizens a spirit of enterprize
and patriotism sufficient todevelope and improve the benefits she
has received from the hand of nature.
Chapter ZI.— History.
The early history of Baltimore presents rather an unpromising
aspect, when we consider the unexampled growth and the rapid
mcrease in commerce and manufactures for which the subsequent
annals of this city are particularly remarkable. For nearly one
hundred years after the formation of the county, the progress of
improvement was exceedingly slow, and there were few°indica-
tions of that prosperity which, at no distant period, was to elevate
Baltimore into the first rank of American cities.
The county of Baltimore was formed in the year 1659, and
just seventy years after, the legislature passed an act for erect-
ing a town, to be called Baltimore Town, on the north side of
ratapsco river; for which purpose sixty acres of land were desig-
nated and accordingly laid out into the same number ol' lot's.
From this time to 1758 the place continued, to be a very inconsi-
derable village, and as late as 1792 the population was only
13,503. The Avar of the revolution, during its continuance,
doubtless had a malign effect on the growth of the town, as we
find that after that great struggle was over, it began to make
rapid advances towards prosperity. Much of this effect may
also be ascribed to the removal of the old government and the
establishment of a new one. Baltimore became the county town
in 1798, previously to which time the courts had been held at
•^oppa, a small village then lying about twenty-five miles Iroqa
the present site of Baltimore. This place, which was once the
rival of Baltimore, and was believed by many persons to be the
future capital of the State of Maryland, has not now a single
house standing. A few scattered bricks and stones alone mark
the spot where the village once stood.
Baltimore became a chartered city in 1796, and from that time
her march has been onward, (with a few draw-backs and inter-
ruptions,) to the present day. A few minor particulars in the
early history of the city may be of some interest to the reader,
and with these we shall conclude the chapter. The first house in
the hniits of the city was built by Mr. David Jones, to whom
the Falls are indebted for a name. This building, (probably of
logs,) was erected near the present site of Finn's bridge, in the
year 1696. The first brick house was built by an Irish gentleman,
named Fotterall, in 1740. The first wharf was commenced in the
same year, at the south end of Calvert street. In 1754 the first
market house was erected. The first enirine company, (the pre-
sent Mechanical,) was formed in 1769. 'J'he first newspaper was
commenced in 1773, This publication was called the "Maryland
Journal and Baltimore Advertiser." The editor and proprietor
was a x\lr. Wra. Goddardof Rhode Island.
Thus much of the history of Baltimore we thought sufiicieni
for our present purpose, and for this we are chiefly indebted to
Mr. Griffith's "Annals," a book with which every Baltimorean
should be intimately acquainted, and which many others may
peruse with pleasure and profit.
Chapter III.— Fopulation, Health, and IMEortality.
From the best data which we have been enabled to obtain, we
suppose the present population of Ballimore to be at least 100,000.
At the taking of the last census in 1830, the number of inhabit-
ants was 80,625, of which number nearly 19,000 were colored,—-
slaves 4,100. Tlie increase of the colored population is supposed,
in ordinary circumstances, to exceed that of the whites, but as the
climate of this city is rather unfavorable to the health of the
blacks, and the deaths among them are comparatively more nume-
rous than among the whites, it is probable that nearly the same
proportion in numbers is preserved. Supposing this to be the
case, the present white population will be about 76,500, the
colored 23,500,-5,200 slaves. Total 100,000. In this estimate,
we do not pretend to be very exact; which, at this time, cannot
be expected; but if there is any error in the calculation, it is
most probable that we fall short of the true amount, rather than
exceed it.
In 1790, the population was 13,503: in 1800, it amounted to
26,614. the increase in ten years thirty-three and two-thirds per
cent. In the year 1820, the population was 62,738; increase in
ten years seventy-six and a quarter per cent. In 1830, the popu-
lation was 80,6-22, increase in ten years twenty-eight and a half
per cent. Averatre increase every ten years, for forty years,
fifty-eight and three quarters per cent. Supposing the present
population to be 100,000, the increase since the taking of the last
census, (seven years,) would be twenty-one per cent; which is
equal, in proportion, to thirty per cent in ten years.
In speaking of the climate of this city, and its unfavorable
influence on Ihe blacks, the reader must not suppose that the
white inhabitants share this inconvenience. On the contrary, as
it respecls tl.em, there is no American city more salubrious, as
the weekly reports of our Board of Health are sufficient to
testify. ^ , ,. , .
The following is the official statement of the mortality during
the year 1836:
REPORT OF INTERMENTS
In the City of Baltimore, from the first day of January, 1836, to
the first day of January, IS^l.
INTERMENTS.
AGES.
Still-born, 181
JMouths.
Males.
Females.
Total.
Col'd.
Free.
Slaves
Under 1 year, 684
January,
79
87
166
58
48
10
Betw. 1 and 2 180
February,
103
103
206
83
70
13
2 and 5 208
March,
84
77
161
62
59
3
6 and 10, 78
April,
81
78
159
59
45
14
10 and 21, 109
May,
98
77
175
53
43
10
21 & 30,203
June,
67
66
133
50
43
7
30 & 40, 227
July,
103
114
217
53
47
6
40 & 50. 191
August,
179
148
327
74
65
9
50 & 60, 147
Septemb'r
125
98
223
47
42
5
60 & 70, 124
(October,
115
124
239
60
49
11
70 & 80, 48
November
97
88
185
49
41
8
80 & 90, 11
December
92
90
182
51
43
8
93 & 100, 11
Total, .
1223
1150
2373
1 699
595
104
Over 100,* . 8
Total,
2373
I'wo wliite women aged 112 and 102 years,— also, 6 free color-
ed women, aged 120, 111, 109, 100, 100, 100 year*.
OF THE FOLLOWING DISEASES.
Aneurism,
Apoplexy, -
Asthma, -
Bite of a spider.
Burn,
Cancer,
Casualty, -
Child-bed, -
Cholic, cramp, .
Cholic, bilous.
Cholera Morbus,
- 1
22
16
1
11
9
31
18
6
. 3
2
Cholera Infantum, 191
Consumption, - 316
Contusion, - 2
Convulsions, - 86
Croup, - - 47
Death from blows, 2
Diarrhea, - 2
Disease of the spine, 1
Dropsy, - - 50
Dropsy in the head, 34
Drowned, - 25
Dysentery, - 25
Dyspepsia, - - 4
Exposure to the cold, 5
*« heat and cold
drinking cold water, 1
Fever, bilious, 8J
catarrhal, 77
congestive.
Intermittent
■carlct, 30
typhui, 41
Gravel, - • 1
Hemorrhage, 4
Hydrophobia, 1
Inflammation, • 3
of the bladder, 1
of the bowels, 15
of the brain, 19
of the kidneys, 1
of the lungs, 8
of the stomach, 3
of the throat, 3
Infanticide,
Intemperance,
Jaundice, -
Liver Complaint,
Lock- J aw,
Mania,
3
Small-pox,
Marasmus,
27
Spasms,
Measles,
Still-born,
Mortification,
- 3
Sudden,
Old age.
-137
Suicide,
Organic disease heart 6
Syphilis,
Pafsy,
13
Teething,
Piles,
4
Thrush,
Pleurisy,
74
Tumour,
Poison,
2
Ulcer,
Quinsy,
1
Ulcerated
Rheum, inflammatory 2
Rupture, - - 2
Scald, - - 3
Scirrhus of stomach, 1
Scrofula, - - 2
1 ,
6
11
2
30
11
6
3
12
Unknown, adult 16
infantile, 47 8
Whooping Cough, 43
Worms, - - 13
Total,
2373
There is an idea prevalent in many parts of the country that
the State of Maryland is generally unhealthy; and indeed for this
hypothesis we have the authority of some eminent geographers,
but as far as it concerns Baltimore, (at least,) the opinion is cer-
tainly very erroneous. We admit that the low, level district
which constitutes the Eastern Shore of Maryland, and several
other counties which border on the Potomac and Chesapeake,
partake of those inconveniences to which all regions, similarly
situated, are more or less liable; and we are not prepared to deny
that the situation of Baltimore did originally share, in some
degree, in the sa-me inconveniences. But even before the hand
of art had removed some of the former defects of the location,
the site of Baltimore, presenting an undulated surfiice, vvas emi-
nently superior in salubrity. to the level tracts we have just men-
tioned. Still, however, in those early periods of our history,
there was much room for improvement, and the present race of
our citizens will find it difficult to believe in the extent of the
alterations which have been made. Those parts of the original
town of Baltimore wliich were immediately adjacent to the water
were chiefly of a very marshy nature; and some places indeed
were occasionally overflowed by the tide; which could not fail
to produce effects very prejudicial to the health of the inhabitants.
The ground on which the Centre or Marsh Market now stands,
was a mere bog, which extended along the present site of Frede-
rick street as far as Gay street. It is unnecessary to inform the
residents of our city that the said bog has entirely disappeared,
and that the portion of the City which it formerly occupied is
now closehr covered with substantial buildings, for which the in-
genuity of man has provided a secure foundation. At a much
later period than that to which we have just referred, a conside-
rable alteration, (which must materially improve the health of
the city,) has taken place in the vicimty of what is called the
City Block. A large portion of low marshy ground has been
filled up and effectually secured from inundation, so as to present
the miasma which must arise from stagnant water and vegetable
matter, alternately overflowed and exposed to the rays oftliesun.
The improvements about Harris's creek may be regarded as
liaviniT similar effects in that neic^hborhood. Thus, the causes
whicli might formerly affect, in some measure, the health of Bal-
timore, having been completely removed, we are enabled to make
the assertion, with confidence, that in the enjoyment of the great-
est of earthly blessings we are not surpassed by any other city in
the Union.
Chapter TV,
rrivileges of the Corporation, City
Crovernment, dLc.
Baltimore sends annually four delegates to tlie lower branch
of the State Legislature; the city and county send two represen-
tatives to the Congress of the United States. The City is go-
verned by a Ma3''or and City Council, the latter in two branches.
The Mayor and the Second Branch of the City Council are
elected by the people every two years; the First Branch is elected
annually. Tlie Mayor is required to be at least twenty-five years
of age, ten years a citizen of the United States, and to possess
property to the amount of $500. Tlie members of the Second
Branch of the Council must have the same property qualification,
and the members of the First Branch must be assessed to the
amount of $300 each.
The Mayor and City Council have the right of passing all
ordinances whose operations are immediately confined to the
city; sucli as those for lighting and paving the streets, licensing
hacks, carts and drays, to ])rovide for the security of the City
from fire, contagion, &c. and to regulate the police.
The Cily is divided into twelve wards; each of which wards
sends two members to the First Branch, and one to the Second
Branch of the City Council. The following is a list of the muni-
cipal offices, with their present incumbents and their respective
salaries.
OFFICES.
PRESENT INCUMBENTS.
SALiiRIES.
Mayor,
Samuel Smith,
$ 2,000
Register,
Jesse Hunt,
1,500
City Attorney,
George Gordon Belt,
600
Collector of Taxes,
Samuel Brady,
Commission
City Commissioners and
Wm. Robinson, Js. Cur-
$760
Port Wardens,
ley, _& Jacob D. Hair,
Clerk to do.
Yard en.
650
Consulting Physician,
Jno. H. Briscoe.
700
OFFICES.
Health Officer,
Commissioners of health,
Clerk to do
Harbor Master, w. dist.,
do do e. dist.,
Inspector butter & lard,
beef and pork,
flaxseed,
weiglits & meas.
]ong& dry meas.
potSc pearl ashes,
hme i^ charcoal,
staves & heading,
Assayer of silver plate,
Weigher hay and straw,
Superintendents streets
and pumps,
Superintendents chim-
neys,
1st district,
2d do
3d do
4th do
fth do
6 th do
7th do
8th do
9th do
10th do
Clerks of the markets,
Centre,
Assistant do.,
Fell's Point,
Hanover,
Lexington,
Assistant do.,
Belle Air,
Inspectors of Lumber.
PRESENT INCCMBEKTS.
Samuel B. Martin,
Pet. Foy, Jacob Deems,
and Wm. Stewart,
David Harris,
Thomas A. Lane,
James H. Cole,
Philemon Towson,
Elijah P. Barrows,
Felix Denvier,
John Lamb,
George H. Hall,
Peter S. Ailkin,
Thomas Maybury,
McDonald,
James Diamond, John
Inloes, and Wm. Pat-
terson,
Samuel Steele,
J. Wysham e. d. Fred.
Messenger, w. d.
John Lauderman, Geo.
Milliman,Wm. Roney.
John C. Hennick, Geo.
Ferguson, R. H.Bradly,
Edward O'Leary,
Isaac Glass,
Richard Hedrick,
John En?-or,
.John McCabe,
Henry R. Musser,
Abram Burch,
Wm.K. Boyle,
Edward Oastler,
Daniel McJilton,
George W. King,
George S. Wimmcll,
James P. Smith,
John TimmonSj
Wm. Ball, jr.
John D. Miller,
Thomas Mullin,
Geo. Hall, Josh,Swann,
Nichs. Burke, James C.
King, J. H. Thomson,
Daniel Metzgar, Ths.
Earickson, John Moore,
Geo. Ash, H. Herring. .
SALARIES.
500
600
500
20 per cent.
50 do
fees
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
$ 750
450
779,24
1118,47
1664,40
795,17
1000,87
706,18
683,48
634,40
69.3,33
295,12
500
350
300
350
250
150
OFFICERS.
Commissioners of Insol-
vents.
Clerk
Captains of night watch,
Lieutenants do
Reviewers of flour,
Trustees of the poor,
PRESENT INCUMBENTS.
E. L. Finley/F.H.Da
vidge, S. H. Taggert.
S. H. Moore.
Dan'lPeregoy, &Wm.
Tucker, e. d. Js. Mul-
lin, & A. I. W. Jack
son, m. d.
Thos. Mullen, 8c Geo,
B. vSumwalt, w. d.
Georcre Baily, Henry P.
Sumner, John Super,
Hen. P. White, Isaac
Tyson, Joseph Scott,
Wm. Dickinson, John
King, Matthew Ben-
net.'Bam'l. Rankin,
SALARIES.
Fees.
$30 per month.
$20 for night
duty, and $220
per annum for
additional ser-
The Mayor is, hy virtue of his office, a justice of the peace.
It is hic^W important to the welfare of the city tha a man of
inVecrHtv eneri-y and abilities should fill this^office, which is by
no^ieans a slnfcure. The members of the City Council receive
TvTrdiem of $1 50 for their services; these a so should be per-
sons of sound discretion, and less devoted to private interest than
o the public welfare. We admit that it is sometimes extremely
difficuU to discover persons who possess the latter qualification
but hey who make \he greatest approximation to this species ot
excellence should always receive the preference. When we con.
skier that to the hands of these ofiicers the des inies of a city
are almost entirely committed, those remarks will not appear to
be either unnecessary or misplaced.
Chapter V.-rublic Buildings for Civil Purposes; Im-
*^ provements, Ac.
In this, and some of the following chapters, we intend to adhere
as much as possible to an alphabetical arrangement, which we
presume will be best adapted lo the purpose oi reference
^ ^/«i5-House.-This building is situated two and a halt miles
from he courthouse, on the Franklin road. It has a very hand-
ome appearance, and is ""der the best possible management. I
was formerly the country seat of Dennis A. femith, Esq. but wa.
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altered to suit present purposes. Cost, includinsr the alteration,
$100,000. It is managed by five trustees, who, at present are
William Dickinson, John Kin<r, Matthew Bennet, Samuel Rankin.
Arcades. — The Arcades now in use, are two in number, viz
the Maryland Arcade, extending: from Market Space to Frederick
street, between Second and Water streets, and the Lexington
Arcade, near the Lexington Market. In both are sold dry -goods,
toys, fancy articles, &c.
Amiistead Monument. — This is placed in a Gothic niche, be-
hind the Caivert street City Spring. It was erected to the
memory of Col. Georoje Armistead, as a tribute of gratitude and
respect from his lellow-citizens, for his gallant defence of Fort
McHenry, Sept. 13, 1814.
-^rse«a;.— Seven miles from Baltimore, at a little village called
Pikesyille, on the route of the Reisterstown turnpike, is ^situated
a United Slates Arsenal; a small, but commodious establishment,
very well adapted to the purpose.
Bath House. — The Colonade Baths are situated in Saratoga
street, between Calvert and North streets. This establishment
has been fitted up with taste and elegance, but seems not to
receive the encouragement it deserves.
Battle Monument.— Th\s elegant structure is placed in Monu-
ment Square. It commemorates the battle of North Point and
the bombardment of Fort McHenry. It is of white marble,
adorned with suitable devices of exquisite workmanship, and
Kurnriounted by a statue representing the presiding divinity of
Baltimore. It was designed by Maximilian Godefroy. The sculp-
ture is by Signior Capellano, an Italian artist.
Bazaar. — The Bazaar runs from Harrison street to the Falls,
a Hltle north of Baltimore street. It is divided into a number of
stalls for the sale of dry goods, groceries, lancy articles, china and
glass ware, &c. it was built by Mr. Jacob Daley, and cost
$28,000.
City Hall. — This is a very plain building, hut well suited to the
urpose to which it is now applied. It was formerly Peak's
luseum, and is situated in Holliday street, a little south of Sara-
toga. This building was purchased by the City from the stock-
holders of the Museum, and cost $10,000, including the necessary
alterations. It contains the offices of the Mayor, Register, City
Commissioners and Port Wardens, Commissioners of Health and
City Collector; also, the halls appropriated to the City Council,
which are on the second floor and exceedingly handsome and
suitable apartments.
Court House — Is situated at the corner of Lexington street
and Monument Square, nearly in the centre of the twelve wards.
This edifice is of brick, ornamented with pilasters of the Ionic
order. Being on the edge of a declivity, the base in front is
elevated ten or twelve feel above the level of Monument Square.
A paved court yard surrounds the building. The Court House
was much injured by fire in 1834, but it is now restored to its for-
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mer elegance. The orio^inal cost of this biiildin<r was $150,000.
For an account of the different courts see chapter x.
Custom House. — The custom house is in the south end of the
Exchange. An ad(]itional building, intended lor a store-house,
has been commenced, at the S. E. corner of Gay and Water st
Dispensaries. — For affording medicines and medical advice
gratuitously to the poor. These are two in number. See Eas-
tern and General dispensaries.
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Eastern Dispensary.— Th\a is at the corner of east Baltimore
street and Harlord Run. President Wm. McDonald— Physi- |
cians Drs. Owens, Handy and Heitzelbcrger. ^. o ■
Fountains.— There are four public Fountains, or City Springs,
in Baltimore. 1st in Calvert street, east of Saratoga. 2nd At
the corner of Charles and Camden streets. 3d At the corner of
Eden and Pratt streets. Fell's Point. 4th At the head of the
Centre Market House. Exclusive of these, there are several
smaller fountains near the Point Market. The three first named
are not only conveniences but ornaments to the city, beinor sur-
mounted by domes and placed in enclosures, adorned with trees,
grass plots, gravel walks, &c. The water issuing from all these
A)untains is of the finest quality.
Fort McHennj.—TWm celebrated fortification is on \he point
of the peninsula which forms the southern boundary of Baltimore
harbor. A better situation for a fort could scarcely be conceived.
It is built on a regular and scientific plan, and its abilities for de-
fence were well tested on the memorable 13th of September 1814.
It belongs to the general government, which keeps there two or
tliree companies of artillerists.
General Dispensary.— In Holliday street, nearly opposite the
theatre, president, Luke Tiernan, treasurer, Matthew Smith,
attending physicians, Wm. E. Coale, G. H. Weiherall, Wm. Gricr.
Hosjntal— The Maryland Hospital is situated on the old Joppa
road, on a rising ground, about a mile and a half from the court
house. This building makes a beautiful appearance, and has
within it accommodations for the "diseased of all maladies." One
department is appropriated to lunatics, who are sent hither fromi
all parts of the state. The hospital is of brick, ornan)ented with!
a cupola. The cost, including that of the grounds attached to it,;
was $140,000. Potter's field, a free grave yard, is connected'
with the hospital. 1
House of Refuge.— The Legislature of Maryland, at Decem-i
ber session 1830, passed an act of incorporation for a house of
refuge in the City of Baltimore, and appropriated $20,000 for|
the purpose of procuring the necessary buildings, but it seems
the design is not yet carried into execution, for want of sufficient
funds.
/w^rmar?/,- -Attached to the University of Maryland, situated
in Lombard, west of Green street. Patients are received at three
dollars per week, attended by the best physicians and nursed by
the Sisters of Charity. This^place is also used as the marine hos-
pital of the port.
Jail.— The Baltimore County Jail is placed on the northern
precincts of the City, near Jones's Falls. It was built in 1800,
and cost $90,000. We are told that it was modelled after an old
Italian castle, having two circular turrets at each end. The jail
is under the immediate charge of a warden, who acts under the
supervision of a board of visiters appointed by the executive ol
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the State. The present warden is Mr. John Heron, the visi-
ters are Messrs. James Carroll, George Williams, Kobert Ham-
ilton, John Hillen and William Pinkney.
Law Buildings. — An extensive ran ore, occupied by the gentle-
*nen of the bar as offices, &c. They are on the site of the Ibrmei-
Athenaeum, destroyed by fire in 1834.
Lazaretto and quarantine gi'ounds.— This is a lari^e building,
with rather a sombre aspect, but answers the purpose A>r which
it was intended; viz. to prevent the introduction of contagious
diseases into the city. An ordinance requires that "all vessels
arriving from beyond sea, between the last of April and the firel
of November be detained at the quarantine grounds, if the heaJth
officers think necessary." The Lazaretto is on the point of land
at the entrance of the harbour, immediately opposite to Fort
McHenry.
Market Houses. — The principal market house in Baltimore ia
the Centre or Marsh Market, situated between Baltimore and
Water streets, one square W. of Jones's Falls. Jt consists of two
buildings of suitable dimensions. 2d. Lexington Market is the
next in importance, its location is in Lexingfon street, between
Euiaw and Green streets. 3d. The next is the Hanover Market,
at the corner of Hanover and Camden streets. This buildjng i«
square, the only one thus shaped in the city. 4th. Then cotnes
the Fell's Point Market,'in Market street," between Alice Anna
ind Thames streets. 5th. The Bel Air Market, in Forrest street,
between Gay and Low streets. 6th. The Richmond Market, at
the intersection of North Howard and Richmond streets. These
markets are generally well supplied with fruit, vegetables, meat
ind poultry. The Fish Market is in Second street, near th«
f'alls. The Horse Market is held in Swan street, near the Gen-
re Market House, The market days are as follow. On Moii-
lays and Thursdays at Hanover; ori Tuesdays and Fridays A,
^L at Lexington and Fell's Point Market; P. M. of the same
^ays at Bel Air Market; on Wednesdays and Saturdays, at tht
>ntre, Fish and Horse Markets; on Saturday nights at Centre,
!.exington, Hanover and Fell's Point. For' the names of the
lerks and their salaries, see the preceding chapter.
Masonic Hall. — The use of which is expressed in the nanre,
5 a splendid edifice in Sr. Paul's street, corner of Court House
jane. It fronts Ibrty-two feet on the former and is one htmdred
;et in depth. The cost was $35,000, See Benevolent Socle^
1 chapter x.
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WASHINGTON MONUMENT.
Monuments. — The public spirit and gratitude of our City is
displayed in those splendid memorials which she lias erected in
honor of the glorious dead. There are three Monuments in Bal-
tinnore which owe their origin to public munificence, and on this
foundation rests our claim to the title of the "Monumental City;"
an enviable distinction. See Aimistead, Battle and Washington
Monuments.
Odd Fellows^ Hall. — A very handsome and appropriate build-
ing, in North Gay street, near the Shot Tower. See cliap. x.
Penitentiary. — The Maryland Penitentiary is in the immediate
vicinity of the county jail, and on the same square of ground.
It is of brick; the main building being square, and having two
vrings of extensive dimensions. Exclusive of these, there are a
number of work -shops for the different trades. The wall which
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•unrounds the Penitentiary is several feet higher than that which
encloses the jail. The sleeping apartments of the prisoners are
arranged in a manner very similar to the stalls of an arcad«i
The prisoners are employed as weavers, comb-makers, shoe-
makers, hatters, stone-cutlers, &c. The present keeper is Mr,
Joseph Owens; directors Wm. McDonald, Thomas Kelso, Tho-
mas W. Hall, James W. McCulloh, Dr. H. W. Barclay, Dr.
Thomas E. Bond, John G. Proud, Wm. H. Hanson, Wm. Jen-
kins, Wm. G. Howard, Col. S. D Walker; one vacancy by death.
The directors are appoinced annually by the governor and coun-
cil. At this time the Penitentiary contains three hundred and
ninety-five criminals, three hundred and thirty-one males and
sixty-four females.
Post Office. — At the north east corner of North and Fayette
streets: For rates of postage, arrival and departure of the mail,
&c. See "Mail establishment," in chapter xi.
State Tobacco Warehouses. — There are three in the City; Ist.
No. 1 and 2 at the lower end ofDugan's wharf; and No. 3 at the
intersection of Light and Conway streets.
Telegraph. — This great public convenience is erected on a
considerable eminence, called Federal Hill, on the south side of
the basin. It corresponds with another station on Bodkin point
and again with the windows of the dome of the Exchange. So
that news of the arrival of a vessel thirty miles from the city
may be transmitted in a few minutes to the latter establishment.
Watch-houses. — There are three watch-houses in the city:
1st. called the Eastern, at the corner of Market and Alice Anna
etreets. Fell's Point; 2d. called the Middle, in North street, corner
of Orange alley; 3d. or Western, in Paca, near Fayette street.
The custom of bringing the prisoners confined in the watch-
houses by night to a public examination the next morning, (a
custom which prevails in other cities, with doubtful advantage,)
is dispensed with in Baltimore. For trifling offences, the pun-
ishment of a night's incarceration is deemed sufficient, without
adding an exposure which cannot fail to make the culprit more
hardened and shameless. They who are detected in oflfences of
greater magnitude, of course, meet with more suitable punishment.
Water Works. — These are situated at the corner of Calvert
and Centre streets. Their use is to raise the waters of Jones's
Falls, to be distributed through the city. Two spacious basins
or reservoirs have been built near the water works, which are
enclosed in a very handsome manner, so as to be an ornament
as well as a work of utility. The water works are the property
of an incorporated company.
The Public Store. — This superb building rapidly advancing
towards completion, is situated S. E. corner of Gay and Water
Bts., is 98 feet fronting Gay st. by 72 feet Water st. in dimensions,
four stories high, basement granite, and is admirably adapted for
a convenient and safe depot for custom house stores, being eom-
pletely fire proof.
Obapter VI.— Public Buildings far Religious For*
poses.
Baptist Churches.— \ St. Baptist, at the corner of Lombard and
l^harp streets. This building is in a circular li)rm, having a por-
tico, with six Doric coUimns on the west side Tfie architect was
Mr. Mills. Cost $50,000. Pastor Reverend S. P. Hill; 2d. Bap-
tist, in Fleet street, Fell's Point, pastor, J. Healy, Sil. or Ebe*
nezer Baptist, North Calvert, between Saratoga and Lex-
ington streets. Mount Zion— Corner Exeter and Bah. Total 4.
Bethel, or Seamen's Church,— On Fell's Point, fronting thfr
harbor. This building, though not very large, is handsonie and
convenient.
MARINERS' CHURCH, BALTIMORE.
The Mariners' Church is situated in Philpot Street, Fell's Point, fronting tl
harbour. The house is free for all Seamen.
It is opened for Public Worship on the morning of every Sabbath, at ten o'clock
in ^nmmer, and eleven in winter; and in the afternoon, at three o'clock.
Catholic Churches.— 1st. The Cathredra!, probably the largest
church in the United States, is built of granite, in the form of a
cross. It is situated near the corner of Mulberry and Charles
streets, the principal entrance is on Cathredral street. The lenf^tli
of the building is one hundred and filty-six feet, the breadth of
each projection formincr the arms' of the cross is thirty-six leet.
Tlie heioht of the dome is ninety -five feet; the height of the
lowers, when completed, will be one hundred and twenty feet.
The cost of the building, in its present unfinished state was
$225,000. 2d. The second Catholic church is St. Peter's, at the
corner of Sarato.ra and Little Sharp streets. It is the oldest
Catholic church In Baltimore. St. Peter's is attached to the
Cathredi-al. The pastors who officiate in both are Rev. Samuel
Eccleston, Archbishop, Rev, R. Smith, Mr. Windright and E.
J. Damphoux. 3d. St. John's, on the corner of Saratoga and
Park streets, Rev. G. Barth, pastor. 4th. St. Patrick's, Market
street, Fell's Point, Rev. N. Kerney, pastor. 5th. St. Mary s
Chapel, at the Seminary, Pennsylvania Avenue. This church xa
said to be a perfect specimen of Gothic architecture. 6th. St.
James's C/iape/, north of Monument street, Rev. Mr. Gildea, pas-
tor. It was built by the late Archbishop Whitfield, with his own
private funds. In addition to these, w-e must meniion the Car-
melite Institution, a large brick building for monastic purposes in
Aisquiih street, to which a chapel has lately been added, rotal
of Catholic churches, seven.
English Lutheran.— In Lexington street, between Howard anT
Park streets. Rev. J. G. Morris, pastor.
Episcopalian.— Isi. St. Pauls, at the corner of Charles and
Saratoga streets. Length of the building one hundred and
tvventy°six feet, height of the steeple, the same. Cost !cJl42,000.
The steeple is remarkable for the beauty of its architecture,,
embracing three different orders. Rev. W. E. Wyatt, pastor.
2d. St. Peter's, at the corner of Sharp and German streets. Rev.
J. P. K. Henshavv, pastor. 3d. Christ Church. The present
building is at the corner of Gay and Fayette streets. This is r
church of large dimensions, is without a steeple, but has an ele-
gant portico, supported by six fluted columns of the composite
order. Rev. John Johns, pastor. 4th. Trinity church in Trinity
street, near Exeter. 5th. St. Andrew's Church, formerly Christ
Church, at the corner of East Baltimore and Front streets; Rev.
Henry Johns, pastor. This building is now occupied by Uie
former congregation of Trini^- church. 6th. There is an African
Episcopal church at the corner of Holliday and Saratoga streets;.
Rev. Mr. Livingetonj pastor- Total 6.
German Lutheran.— In North Gay street, near the shot tower.
Ger. Refprmed;— In Second st. the steeple, which is the highest
in Baltimore, contains- the town clock. Pastor Rev. Mr.Heiner.
German^ Evangelical Reformed.-ln Conway, between Sharpe
liid Hanover streets; Rev.. P. Harman, pastor.
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Jeioish Synagogue. — In Harrison street, Ibrmerly llie residence
of Mr. B. Edes, printer.
Melliodist Episcopal Churches.— Ut. h\crhi street, near Balti-
more street. 2d. Eutavv, near Mulberry street. 3d. Exeter, near
Gay street. 4th. Caroline, near East Baltimore street. 5t[i.
Wiike street, corner of Apple Alley. 6th. corner of Sharpe and
Barre streets. 7th. corner of Monument and SterlinjT streets.
8th. McKendrean Ch-jpel, Lombard, near Paca street. 9th.,
Wesleyan Chapel in Sharpe, near Lee street. 10th. William's
street Federal Hill. j^fricaUy 1st. in Sharp, near Pratt street.
9d. in P*)tter, near Dou£^las street. 3d. In Strawberry Alley,
near Fleet street. Fell's Point. 4th. In Saratoga, near Gay street.
Total of Methodist Episcopal Churches. 14.
Methodist Protestant.— l^t. St. John's, Liberty street. 2d. Al
the corner of Aisquith and Pitt streets. 3d. Or Missionary
Church, Harford Avenue. Total 3.
Presbyterians. — 1st. At the corner of Fayette and Nortlv
streets. It has two steeples and a portico supported by four pil-
lars. Rov. Mr. Backus, pastor. 2(1. At the corner of Fast Bal-
timore and Lloyd streets; Rev. R. Breckinridge, pastor. Sd. In
North Eutaw, between Saratoga and Mulberry streets; Rev. Mr
Musgrave, pastor. Associate Reformed, in Fayette, between
Charles and Liberty streets; Rev. J. M. Duncan, pastor. 4th.
West Baltimore street extended, Rev. Mr. Guiteau, pastor. 5th.
Hanover street, Rev. J. G. Hamner, pastor. This is a new
church which has been built during the last year. The associate,
(originally Scotch Seceders) Churcli, Courtlaud, cast side, North
Qf wSaratoga street
Reformed Presbyterian, — Churcb, Asquith street extended,
Rev. W. L. Roberts^ pastor, formerly called the Missionary
Church, first Reformed Presbyterian, congregation occupy the
church built by Mr. Warfield, St. Paul's street.
Quakers or Friends. — 1st. In Lombard, between Howard and"
Eutaw streets. 2d. Corner of Pitt and Aisquith streets. 3d..
Corner of Saratoga and Courtland streets. Total 3.
Unittwian. — At the corner of Charles and Franklin streets.
This is a beautiful specimen of architecture. Cost $100,000;
5astor, Mr. Burknap.
Universalists. — This, new and elegant structure, is corner Cal-.
yeic and Pleasant sts. — Rev. L. S. Everret pastor, dw. High,
street, a few. doors from Gay. St. Total number of Churches irk
l^altimore 53._ __ ^^
Chapter VIZ.— Buildings for the purposes of £itera«
ture, Science, Charity, and Public Amusement.
Adelphi Theatre. — A very small establishment, so called, is
placed at the corner of North and Saratoi^a streets. It is but
rarely opened for dramatic performances, and is more frequently
used Ibr exhibitions of paintings, &c.
Asbury Co//fg-e.— Established in 1816; now situated at the CM"-
ner of North and Fayette streets; it receives none but day stu-
dents. The number of pupils at this time is sixty, M. Power,.
Principal.
Assembly Rooms. — This building, located at the corner of
Holliday and Fayette streets, has lately been altered in height
from two to three stories, and otherwise improved. The danc-
ing rooms are on the second ffoor. Cost of the building $38,000.
before the alteration. Jt was built in 1787.
Baltimore College. — Nearly opposite the Cathedral, in Mulber-
ry street. It is exclusively devoted tt) day scholars; the number
of which at present are 130. This college is attached to the
University of Maryland-. The dimensions of the building are 82
feet by 50. Principal John Prentiss.
Concert Hall. — In south Charles street. It contains a large
room very suitable for balls, &Ci
Commerce Street Assembly Rooms. —These are situated in Com-
merce street, and adapted to the same purposes as the preceding..
Female Orphan Asylum. — Incorporated in 1808, and intended
to afibrd shelt;^r and education to destitute orphan children. It
i3 situated in Mulberry near Park street.
Front Street Theatre. — This is the largest theatre in the city,,
but very plain on its exterior. It can easily be arranged, to an-
swer the purpose of a circus, for which, indeed, it was originally
intended. The cost was $27,000.
Holliday Street Theatre. — -This house is small, but very taste-
ful; its front is ornamented with six Doric pilasters. It is the Bal-
timore Drury, the oldest and most fashionable theatre in the city.
The originai cost of this building was $50,000..
Library. — The Baltimore Library is on the lower ffoor of (he
Assembly Uoom^, at the corner of Holliday and Fayette streets,
entrance on Holliday street. It was incorporated "in 1796. At
present this is a very large and valuable collection of books.
McKim's Free SchooU — Araong the public buildings which
ornament Baltimore, we must consider as, deserving of particular
notice, the Free School, at the corner of east Baltimore and Ais-
quith streets. It is. a:; superb structure, built after the model of
the Temple of Theseus in Athens, and owes its origin to the mu-
nificence of IsaacMcKim, esq. son of the late JohnMcKimi.
Museum. — The Baltimore Museum is at the corner of Baltic-
more and Calvert streets. Its external appearaiice is perhaps,,
^u^erior ta that of any similar establishment in the United Stately.
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The paintings, natural and artificial curiosities, and exhibi-
tions, and other attractions are deserving of particular attention,
and cannot fail to afford the amusement for which they are de-
signed. The saloon, where concerts and similar performances are
cairied on, is very spacious, and exceedingly well calculated for
such purposes. Proprietor Mr, DeSehling.
Public Schools. — Tliese are eight in number. Male school No.
1, and female No. 2, are held in a very large and handsome stone
building, 90 by 70 leet, at the corner of Greene and Fayette
streets.'^ This building will accommodate 400 boys, and as many
^irls in different apartments. Tiie number of pupils at present is
160 boys and 82 girls. Teacher of the male school, Mr. McJil-
ton, of the female Miss McConkey, Male school No. 2, is
kept over the engine house, Fell's Point; number of pupils 136,
teacher, Mr. Robinson. Male school No. 3, is in a convenient
house, erected for the purpose, in Aisquith, near Pitt street, 80
pupils, Mr. Carter teacher. Female school No. 1 , is over the
engine house. Fell's Point, 65 pupils, Miss McDermot teacher.
Fo" other free schools, Sunday schools, &,c. see chapter x.
Saint Mary's College. —Incorporaited as an university in 1806.
The buildings, which are of considerable extent, are situated near
Pennsylvania avenue, and embrace the college aforef<aid and a
theoloo-ical seminary. The establishment contains a library of
12,000" volumes, a chemical apparatus, and a botanical garden.
The present number of students is IDO of which 123 are boarder.-^.
President of the College, Rev. John J. Chanche; Rev. Dr. L. R,
Deluol, President of the Seminary.
Saint Mary's Orphan Asylum.— For the support and education
of destitute female orphans, a building for the use of this benevo>
lent institution is situated in Erankhn street, between Charles
and Park streets. . ,,• . . , . ,
Theatres.— Bdlhmore has three of these establishments, which
have been already described, as the Adelphi, Front street^ and.
Hi)lliday street theatres..
University of Maryland. — Situation at the corner of Greene
and Lombard streets. The building is formed on a classic model;
the portico, is supported by eio^ht Doric columns. It has a dome
surmounting a rotunda, Cafeet in diameter. This institution has
four faculties, viz. Divinity, Law, Physic, and the Arts and Sci-
ences, To this University is attached the Bahimore College,
and Baltimore Infirmary, which see. The University of Mary-
land was incorporated A. D. 1812.
Washington Medical College.— The buildings lately erected
by this institution, are said to he on the most elevated grounds,
within the limits of the city; they are constructed in a novel and
magnificent style of architecture. The length is 195 feet. The
centre building is circular, 40 feet in diameter, and four stories io
height. At equi distant poinis connected with the main building;
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are four quadrangular turrets six stories high, with obelisk roofs.
There are two wings each 60 by 40 feet. On the whole, the
college presenis a most imposing appearance.
The reader will please to observe that there are some build-
ings intended for mercantile and manufacturing purposes, which
remain yet to be described, and which are highly deserving ol
notice. But, as we have devoted the two Ibllowing chapters to
the consideration of all topics which relate to commerce and
manufactures, we have, (to avoid repetition and to conform with
the plan we have'marked out,) deferred a description of the said
buildings until we come to treat of those subjects with which they
are more immediately connected.
Chapter VIZI.— IVEanufactures.
Before we commence on this division of our subject, it seems
to be a kind of necessity to make some allusion to the difficulties
we have encountered in obtaining the requisite information, and
_to offer some apology for what we may have failed to accomplish.
It was our particular wish to make this department of our work,
as far as the nature of things would permh,perject; and certainly
we have spared no pains for the attainment of that object. For
our original and chief design was to aflord a fair and perspicuous
view of the resources of our city, of which resources, the manu-
factures assuredly form a very material part. To this point we
have probably devoted more care and attention than any persons
who have preceded us in similar undertakings, and we should
wrong ourselves to hint that our labors have been wholly inefiec-
tual. We do not, however, pause to congratulate ourselves on
what has been done; but we rather lament tliat we have fallen
short of our wishes and expectations. The sources from which
we were compelled to derive our knowledge of facts, appeared
sometimes to be unaccountably reluctant in affording us the de-
sired information; and, in a few instances, our enquiries were
met by decided refusals. On the contrary, numbers of persons
seemed to favor our design, with a liberality which did honor to
their heads and hearts. To this cause^ namely, the difficulty,
(we may say the impossihilily,) jf obtaining correct information,
may be attributed most of those deficiencies which we fear are to
be discovered in this sketch of the manufactures of Baltimore.
But, as it was totally out of our power to be diffusive, in a
work so circumscribed in limits as the present, it must be evident
that those manufactures which are not of a rare or extensive na-
ture could not receive any thing more, at farthest, than a casual
notice in this treatise. We suggest this fact, that no person may
conceive himself slighted by an omission which circumstances
rendered unavoidable. Having premised this much, we now prr
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vved to a consideration of the principal "Manufactures of Balti-
more."
Agricultural Implements.— k manufactory of these useful arti^
cles is carried on, in connection with a seed store, by Jonathan
Eastman, No. 76 Pratt street. Another extensive factory of all
kinds of Ajrricultural Implements, &c. is carried on by Messrs.
Moore 8c Mavnard in Licrht, near Pratt street. It is connected
with the seed store of Mr- R, Sinclair, Jr. and also with the
extensive nursery of fruits, flowers, and ornamental trees, under
the management of Mr. R Sinclair, Senr., at Claremont, about
three miles from Baltimore.
^aArme*.— Several large manufactories of crackers and ship
biscuit are in operation in ditferent parts of the city. The pro-
cess of manufacturing crackers has been greatly improved and
facilitated by recent inventions. The bread bakeries, of course,
are numerous, the latter are carried on in this city chiefly by Ger-
mans or persons of German extraction.
Breweries— Ui Claggett's, in Water street, near the Falls,
manufactures annually, on an average, beer, porter and ale to the
imountof ----- 10,500 bbls.
Samuel Lucas, corner of Hanover and Washington
streets, ----- 7,000
George French, Camden street, do. do. 1,000
Joshua Medtart, (or Saratoga Brewery,) west end
Saratoga street, . - - - 5,000
Total, 23,500
Besides these, there are several minor breweries, the amount
of whose manufactures, we have not been able to ascertain.
Brick Making.— 'Y\\\^ branch of business has of late years
become one of pecuUar interest to the citizens of Baltimore, as
it presents a mean of profitable enterprise which at one lime
could by no means have been anticipated. Mr. Griffith, in his
Annals of Baltimore, tells us that the first brick houses erected m
this city were composed of the imported material. So remarka-
ble a change has taken place in these matters, that the city of
Baltimore mnv exports large quantities of this article, manuHic-
tured in her immediate vicinity. The clay in the neighbourhood
of Baltimore is so admirably adapted to this manufacture, that
the bricks of Baltimore are 'universally admitted to be the very
best in the countrv; and this fact is sufficiently evident from the
circumstance that the fronts of all the best houses in Boston,
New York, Philadelphia, and the other large cities on the sea
are built of Baltimore made bricks. It is not to be wondered at
therefore, that the amount of this manufacture, has greatly m-
creased within a few years, and that it is still rapidly in the
advance. The principal brick makers in Baltimore are Messrs,
Berry, Childs and Phillips, Samuel Moore, Wm. Krebs, Reese,
Burns and Russell.
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Brush Making. — There are eight persons in Ihe city engaged
in this line of business, and most of their establishments are on
a very large scale. Brushes were formerly one of the articles
made in the Penitentiary, but we believe the manufacture has
been discontinued there.
Cabinet and Chair Making. — ^The products of these arts are
manufactured in large cjwaniiiies, and n)any of them, especially
of the latter, are prepared for exportation.
Candle and Soap Factories, — There are eight or ten in Balti>
more, most of which are large establishments, and a« we believe,
they produce the articles not only in abundance, but of a superior
-quality. The Fancy and Windsor Soap Manufactory of the
Messrs. Hyde in Pleasant street, affords some exquisite speci-
mens of these fashionable requisitions of the toilette.
Carpet Factories. — A large establishment for the manufacture
of Ingrain carpeting is carried on by Mr. C. G. Conradt, in
Granby sireei, near the Falls. This factory can produce annu-
ally 50,000 square yards of an excellent quality.
Castor Oil Factory, — West Falls Avenue; George W. Waif,
proprietor; Chocolate, Ginger and Mustard are made in the same
works. The mill is moved by steam power.
Coach Making. — Splendid articles in this line of business are
produced in Baltimore. In this branch of the mechanic arts we
■do not succomb to any other place on the continent, as it respects
beauty and durability of the workmanship. But one factory of
this kind deserves particular attention, on account of the extent
of its operations. Of this factory, (which is situated at the
•corner of North and Monument streets,) Stockton and Stokes
are the proprietors. In this establishment water power is used
for various purposes connected with the business; it also gives
employment to about one hundred workmen and boys.
Coach Fringe, Lace and Cord Factories. — There are four in
the city; one in Water street, near Calvert, one in South, near
Baltimore street, one in South Charles street, and one in Lexing-
ton street.
Comb Factory. — A large comb f.ictory, the property of M. De
Young, was in operation several years ago, at the corner of Lex-
ington and Eutaw streets. Wliile those highly ornamented tor-
toise shell cornhs were in fashion, this manufactory produced a
great quantity, for tlie making of which it had all the requisite
machinery, some of which machinery was very complicated and
expensive.
Chemical JVorks. — The Maryland Chemical Works, on the
south side of the basin, near Federal Hill, manufactures alum,
cpsora salts, blue vitriol, yellow and green chrome, tartaric acid,
rochelle salts, and many other drugs. These works are on a very
large scale, and are sufficient to supply almost any demand. Be-
sides these, there are six or eight otheV establishments lor similar
manufactures within the bounds of the city.
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Copper Boiling. — A lar^e mill for this purpose is in operation
on Smith's wharK It is called' the Vallona Copper Works.
Cotton Factories. — These are very numerous in Baltimore and
its neighborhood. The following will present a view ot' this spe-
cies ol manufacture.
JYames of Factories, Location, Proprietors, SfC.
Lanvale, Falls turnpike, H. D.Evans, proprietor, 150 hands,
200,000 lbs. cotton annually.
Hillen street Factory, in Hillen street, J. Orr, proprietor.
Thistle, Patapsco river, Messrs. Morris, proprietors, hands vary,
spindles 5,000, 820 000 lbs. annually.
Powhaton,* Gwynn's Falls, conducted by a company, 150
hands; 5,000 spindles; 250,000 lbs. annually.
Franklinville, Little Gunpowder Falls, James Mahool, manager,
100 hands; 2,000 spindles; 15,220 lbs. yarn; 575,000 yards cotton.
Maryland, 100 hands, 2,900 spindles.
Savage, Lr. Patuxent, 5,100 spindles, 250 hands, 1,369,000 yds.
Warren, Great Gunpowder Falls, conducted by a company,
120 hands; 2.400 spindles, 600,000 to 720,000 lbs. annually.
Citv Steam Duck Factory, French street, A. Mitchell, proprie-
tor, 130 hands; 2,100 spindles, 250,000 Ihs. annually.
Cotton Carpets.— The manufacture of this article is carried on
so extensively by numerous individuals in different parts of the
city, that it is impossible to enter inio particulars.
Drugs. — See Chemical Works.
Flour.— See Mills.
French Burr Mill Stones. — Are made by Morris & Egenton,
near Pratt street bridge, and Jno. McMahon, Pratt st. w. of Gay.
Gas TVorks.— These works, by means of which not only our
streets are illuminated, but many of the stores, the churches,
museum, theatres, &c., occupy a building of most unprepossessing
appearance at the south west corner of North and Saratoga sts
The utility of this establishment is almost beyond computation,
but it is one unpleasant circumstance attending it thai the efflu-
via it sends forth is very disagreeable to the alfactories, if not
prejudicial to health. Its" location, in the heart of the city, does
not detract from this inconvenience.
Glass {Window) Factory.— The only one now in operation in
Baltimore, (though two others have been built,) is for the manufac-
ture of window glass, on the south side of the basin. It is the
property of Mr. P. R. D. Frieze. It now manufactures 4,000
boxes o'f 100 ieet each, but the business can readily be extended
to meet an increase of demand.
Glass Cutting.— A large amount of Jlhis kind of work is done
by sundry individuals. One establishment for this purpose which
♦The Powhatan factory has one hundred power looms; it makes annually
about 840,000 yards of brown shirtings, besides a great quantity of carpet
chain, seine twiue, candle wick, and cottoa wrapping twine.
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is situated on the Falls, near Baltimore street, is moved by a
steam encrine and is capable of performing a vast quantity of
work. The proprietor is Henry Bay ley.
Iron IVorks. — There are a number of artificers in Baltimore
who manufacture various kinds of iron work, with surpassintr in-
genuity and skill. Mr. Martin Mettee, in President street, near
Pratt, is the patentee of those admirable pump irons, &c. which
render the public waterincr places of Baltimore so vastly superior
to any, (as we believe,) to be met with elsewhere. The excel-
lence of these pump irons has been so well established, that their
use bids fair to become general in this city, and, (if prejudice
would allow it,) in every other city where they could be brought
to the test of experiment. Mr. Mettee also manufactures fancy
grates, railings, and fire proof doors. George Gillingham, in
Gillingham Alley makes iron machinery of all kinds, rail road car
wheels, &c. Besides these, there are many smiths, whose profi-
ciency in the art deserves the highest commendation, but to this,
as well as to many other branches of industry we are compelled
to be unjust, (if the term will apply to us in such a case,) for want
of room to particularise the merits of the diflerent artists.
Iron Founderies. — Manufactories of cast iron articles, are met
with in different parts of the city. Within a few years past seve-
ral &love factories have been established among us; viz. The
factory of Joseph Simms, denominated Baltimore Stove Factory,
corner of Light and Lombard sts, John Gable, 45 Light st- and
Oliver Parker, No. 45, S. Calvert st. See steam engine factories.
Mills in General. — Of the immense water pov/er in and near
Baltimore we have previously given a hint; but, not to let the
matter rest wholly on our own authority, we quote the following
observations, which, we think, will be sufficient to place the fact
beyond a doubt. Mr Trimble, form.erly a member of Congress
from Kentucky, in a speech, on a certain occasion, gave it as his
opinion, "that there is no equal space of ground in the Union,
that has so much natural water power, united with so many local
facilities, as the' circle around Baltimore of thirty miles radius."
The late General Harper, who had carefully examined the sub-
ject, says on a like occasion, "that a circle of twenty miles radius,
of which, Baltimore is the centre, contains water power sufficient
to put in motion from 1,000,000 to 1,200,000 spindles, with a
corresponding number of looms, and all the machinery necessary
for their repair and complete operation."' The extent of this
advantage will be better understood when the reader has become
acquainted with the number of mills, &c. placed on the different
streams in our neighborhood. This information we will endeavor
to convey in the following table, wiiich we do not promise will be
altogether complete; as some new works have undoubtedly arisen,
since the topographical survey from which we have derived our
information on this subipnt.
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Table, exhibiting a view of the Water Power now occupied in and
near Baltimore.
On what streams Located.
Description of
the Mittt or Fac-
tories.
4
•a
8
1
1
1?
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
1
1
1
Distance from Balti-
more.
Merchant Mills,
Grist do.
Powder do.
Paper do.
Oil do.
Dyewood do.
Oottou Factories.
Woolen do.
9
4
1
2
1
17
12
4
2
1
1
2
22
6
1
4
3
1
15
?
1
3
1
5
2
2
2
1
7
1
1
1
1
c
2
2
1
1
1
8
31
14
3
1
2
12
2
1
1
8
2
77
On J. Falls 10 miles.
On G. Falls 12 miles.
On Pts. river U do.
OnG. Gnnpowd. Jl.
OnL. Gunpowd. 16.
On Curtis's Creek 7
On L. Patuxent 15. '
Oil Her. Run 5 1.2.
Spade do.
Iron Works.
Copper do.
Note. Several
mills and factories
not in operation.
On glancing an eye over the preceding table, it will probably
occur to the reader that notwithstanding there is much water
power taken up, a good deal remains out of use. In this suppo-
sition he will be right: the waters of Jones's Falls are very abund-
ant and but little affected by drought. The head of this stream
is SOO feet above tide water, at 15 miles from Baltimore. Gvvynn's
Falls head about 20 miles from Baltimore, 680 feet above tide.
On Patapsco river, there are a number of convenient mill-seats
unoccupied; and probably the other streams afford similar oppor-
tunities. The capital nivested in the flour mills on the aforesaid
streams is said to be about $1,200,000. Four of these mills can
each make 200 barrels of flour in twenty-four hours; and they
average from 16,000 to 18,000 barrels annually. There are
seven others which average from 11,000 to 13,000 barrels in a
year. These latter can make from 100 to 120 barrels in twenty-
four hours. Fourteen other mills average about 9,000 barrels per
annum, and four others about 4,000 each. The remaining flour
mills are various in magnitude and power; most of the mills here
mentioned are reported to be of the most excellent construction
that skill, ingenuity and experience could devise.
Oil Cloth Manufactory. — By Dennison & Conain, South High
street. See advertisement.
Planing and Grooving Mill, — One, worked by steam power, is
now situated near Light street wharf, in Barre street. It belongs
to a company.
Potteries.— This ancient and useful mystery engages the in-
dustry and talent of a number of persons. There are eight pot-
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teries in the city, generally carried on by men of enterprise, in
whose hands the ai-t has attained considerable improvement.
Rope Making. — A steam apparatus, for the making of cordage
is conducted by Mr. Ridgaway-No. 66 South street. A very large
rope-walk, the machinery moved by horse power, is situated near
Market street. Fell's Point, in the rear of St. Patrick's church.
There, are one or two others on Gallows hill and one near Fori
Covini^ton.
Sail Making. — This art, of course, is well cultivated in a city
of a commercial character equal to that of Baltimore.
Shiv Building. — At a very early period, Baltmiore became
celebrated for the construction of small craft of extraordinary
speed; so that the swiftness of the "Baltimore Clippers" is pro-
verbial among the sailors. Of late years, the same superiority
has become manliest in Baltimore made vessels of a larger class;
and vessels of war have been built at our ship-yards for the use
of other governments, which is a proof that the lame of our ship-
wrights has reached foreign countries; a circumstance which
cannot fail to have a very favorable effect on the extension of this
branch of business.
Steam Engine Factories. — Charles Reeder, south side of the
basin, makes steam-enrrines, tanks and machinery in general.
Watchman & Bratt, Williams street. Federal liill, manufacture
the same articles, for which they have lately erected extensive
buildings and furnished them with all the necessary apparatus.
These gentlemen generally keep employed from 230 to 240 hands.
The Canton Iron Works are worthy of particular notice under
this head. They are the property of Messrs. Johnson &. Abbott.
The power used is steam; and three engines are usually employed.
There is said to be but one other manufactory in the United
States, which makes the heavy work, such as piston and con-
necting rods, walking beams, &c. Consequently this establish-
ment does that description of work for a large portion of the
country. The other manufactory referred to is in New Jersey.
Stove Manufactories. — See Iron works.
Shot Factories. — The Phosnix Shot Tower, which is 234 feet
in height, can make 200 hags per day. Each bag contains 25 lbs.,
so that the daily quantity this factory can produce is 5,000 lbs.
In a year, calling the year 300 days, which allows for Sundays
and other holidays, it can turn out 1,500,000 lbs. of ghot. Shot
Tower Company of Baltimore, John Franciscus, President, sit-
uated in North Gay street, built in 1823, manufactures all sizes
of drop shot, in quantity and quality equal to any in the United
States. The Baltimore Shot Tower, near the Gay street bridge,
was the first built in the city; the height is i87 feet. The
Eutaw Company, was incorporated at the December session of
the legislature, 1835, David Keener, Persident, John Myers,
Secretary. This company prepares shot of all descriptions, and
is especially celebrated Ibr the perfection and beauty of the buck
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shot and rifle balls made at their works by o new patent shot
machine. These works are in South Eutaw street extended.
Type Foundry. -The only letter press type foundry now in
the city, is situated in Lovely lane, between South and Calvert
streets. It is owned by a company; Fielding Lucas, junr. agent,
No. 136 Baltimore street. W, & J. Neale, have a Stereotype
Foundry, No. 174 Baltimore street.
Wooien Factories. — Messrs. Whitworth & Sons, Cove street,
manutacture annually 80,000 yards of Linsey, the average valufe
of which is forty cents per yard, and 200,000 yards of Satinett,
averaging seventy-five cents per yard. These gentlemen have
another establishment in Lexington street, extended. Another
smaller woolen factory is carried on by Mr. Knox in Lexington
street, above Cove street. All these factories are worked by
steam power. Near Franklin town, about six miles from Balti-
more, is the woolen factory of Messrs. Wethered and Brothers.
These gentlemen have several times received the premium offered
by the American Institute of New York for the best superfine
broad cloths, &c. They can make ^innually 12,000 yards, broad-
cloth, 30,000 do. cassimeres, 30,000 do. sattinetts, 40,000 do.
Kentucky jeans. Total H2,000 yards per annum.
Besides the Ibregoing, it may easily be imagined that Balti-
more is not deficient in those species of workmanship which are
common in all cities. We have already fulfilled the promise made
in the beginning of this chapter, by noticing in a compendious
manner those manufactures which, from their variety and indi-
vidual extent, seemed to be of the utmost importance to the-
reader, who seeks information. More than this could scarcely be
expected from us; for in this city containing 100,000 inhabitants,
tv\'o thirds of the population at least are engaged in handicraft
employments, and it must be perceived at a glance that to enter
into a description of those various operations would be to produce
a work so voluminous as to be altogether inconsistent with our
present design.
Chapter ZZ<— Commerce of Baltimore.
The rapid advancement of Baltimore in prosperity and opu-
lence is a circumstance in her history so notorious and so fre-
quently remarked, that any thing additional we can now say on
that topic would appear entirely superfluous. But there is another
fact which seems not lo be so generally known, or being known,
is not so repeatedly urged on the attention of the public, and
which nevertheless is a fact that involves too many interesting
considerations to be passed over in silence. The fact to which
we have reference is, that the advancement of Baltimore, for
some years back, has by no means equalled what her former pro*
gress, as well as her native and adventitious advantages, might
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have given reason to expect. If the population of a city may be
referred to as indicating its progressive improvement, the reader
will find, by turning to a former part of this work, that the in-
crease of inhabitants, since 1820, has been proportionably much
less than it was for thirty years antecedent to that period. Our
surprise will not be lessened when we reflect that within the
thirty years we speak of, there occurred a war with England and
several other events which might reasonably be supposed to have
an injurious effect on the growth of the city. As to the causes
whicli have retarded our progress for the last 18 or 20 years,
there appears to be a difference of opinion; and we do not wish
to advance any hypothesis which might seem to invite a contro-
versy. One suggestion, however, it seems to be our duly to
make; namely, that our commercial interests, ought, at all times,
to be our primary consideration, and when these are neglected for
any other pursuit, the prosperity of our city must languish. The
investment of capital in manufactures and internal improvement
is highly to be recommended; but these matters should be regarded
in their true light, as of secondary importance, and merely subsi-
diary to our commerce. Had this momentous truth received the
attention it deserves, it is probable thai A''ew York, at this time,
would not have been so far in advance of us, as we find, to our
mortification, that she is. In order that we may reap the full ad-
vantage of those magnificent projects which are to open for us
new avenues of trade with distant stales, it is highly requisite
that our commerce should be in such a flourishing condition that
those states may find Baltimore the most eligible market for the
purchase^ as well as the sale of commodities; otherwise, our great
works of internal improvement will bid fair to be of as much ad-
vantage to other cities as to our own. We must, therefore, be
enabled, either by manufactures at home, or by importations from
abroad, to supply amply those articles of traffic with which we
propose to reciprocate that increase of inland trade for which vvf-
are making such extensive preparations. Very many of these
articles, of course, ca72720^ be supplied by home manufactures at
least for the present, and for these we must trust to commerce. It
is highly important, moreover, that the importation should be
direct from those countries of which the said articles are the pro-
ducts, and not through the medium of any other American city.
It will be found of great importance also that the merchandise we
receive by our rail roads, &c. if intended for exportation, should
be exported immediately from Baltimore to foreign ports; for if
such merchandise be carried through Baltimore and exported
from Philadelphia or N«v/ York, our city will receive but a small
portion of the benefit. The true interest of Baltimore docs not
consist in making the city a thoroughfare, but a place of deposit,
a mart, where merchandise must change owners, or be transferred
from one mode of conveyance to another.
We trust the time is not far distant when Baltimore will start
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forward once more in the race of improvement with renovated
vigor and with increased confidence in her own powers. That
she has achieved much is not to be questioned, and when we speak
of her short comings, we speal^ of her as one to whom much has
been granted, and from whom very much is to be expected. We
see no necessity for making Philadelphia or N. York a medium of
communication witii foreign ports; no necessity for obtaining our
suppUes of foreign merchandise, (or any part of those supplies.)
through the aforesaid cities. By such impolitic measures, we afford
a bad example to the western traders and others, who have some-
times (through equally mistaken motives of interest,) passed
through our city to seek a market elsewhere. We say mistaken
motives, for truly most articles of foreign merchandise may be
obtained in our market on terms as advantageous to the purcha-
ser, as in any other city of the Union; not to s^eak of the increased
expense of travel and conveyance which must necessarily be
incurred in going to a more distant place.
But we suppose it to be useless to dwell on the necessity of
cultivating our commercial advantages; and we now proceed,
with the same conciseness, which we have endeavored to preserve
throughout this work, to show in what those commercial advan-
tages consist. On the calmest and most impartial examination
we can make, we find it impossible to discover any thing in the
location of New York which should elevate its commercial cha-
racter so much above that of Baltimore. On reference to our
topographical situation, as described in chapter I., the reader will
find that in many respects of consequence we possess an advant-
age over that island metropolis, the boasted commercial erapa-
porium of the United States.
To those admirable vessels, the clipper-built craft of Baltimore,
which have never been successfully imitated any where else, we
must refer much of our former good fortune, and, if we are wise,
we will look to the same source for much of our future aggran-
dizement. The noble art of ship-building, to which a monarch
of Russia once became a laborious and voluntary disciple, to the
prosperity of Baltimore is not of less moment than it must have
been considered by that imperial mechanic to the welfare of his
own dominions. In this art, Baltimore is already pre-eminent,
and in that pre-eminence alone, she has a mercantile advantage
which is scarcely to be appreciated. Her situation with respect
to Chesapeake bay, of which we have previously spoken, her im-
mense manufacturing resources, her comparative vicinity to some
of the wealthiest western states, her great public works, and
numerous minor particulars, all" conspire to make ua hope that
she will be, at one lime, without a commercial rival on this con-
tinent.
In speaking of tiie commerce of Baltimore, the coasiing trade
presents itself as worthy of especial notice; it is carried on chiefly
by means of the Chesapeake and its tributaries, (as we beforV
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remarked,) with very remote sections of the country. Much of
this business is also transacted between Baltimore and the north-
ern and southern ports of America; via the Chesapeake bay and
Atlantic ocean. The number of vessels employed in the coasting
trade is said to be more than 5,000.
The staple commodities of Baltimore are flour, ^rain, tobacco
and cotton (roods; besides these, however, there are a number of
articles which become every day more and more important as
objects of our commerce.
Imports, — Our imports from foreign countries, beyond seas, are
of the well known productions of those regions; many of which,
however, at this time, we receive through the medium of New
York. From the northern ports of America we obtain domestic
dry goods, glass ware, candles, cheese, onions, plaster of paris,
dried and salted fish, boots and shoes, rum; &c. From the
southern states, we receive tar, timber, pitch, cotton, rice, &,c.
From Virginia come fire wood, ship timber, tobacco and coal.
From the Eastern Shore of Maryland, we obtain timber^ fire
wood, &c. By means of the Susquehanna river, which empties
into the head of Chesapeake bay, we receive Trom the interior of
New York and Pennsylvania, immense quantities of lumber, in-
cluding planks, lathes and shingles; also, wl)iskey, flour, coal, pig
and manufactured iron, magnesia and plaster of paris. These
articles are brought in arks and rafts as far as Port Deposit,
where they are shipped in the small bay vessels lor Baltimore.
Exports. — Our staple commodities, mentioned before, are car-
ried, some of them at least, to every quarter of the globe. Be-
sides; to the northern ports of America, we send flour, corn, tobacco,
whiskey, sole leather, articles of chemistry, &c. To tlie southern
states we send flour, corn, pork, whiskey, gin, domestic and Eu-
ropean goods. To the various ports on the Chesapeake and its
tributaries, we send flour, corn meal, sugar, coffee, molasses, whis-
key, domestic and European manufactures. At present, there is
no return trade up the Susquehanna, on account of the rapidity
of that stream, which is only to be passed in any direction, at
certain seasons of the year. When the Susquehanna rail road is
completed this difficulty will be obviated, and the commodities of
this city may be exchanged, instead of the cash, for the articles
we receive from the regions of the Susquehanna.
The goods transported to the city by means of rail-roads and
turnpikes, from Alleghany, Washington and Frederick counties
of Maryland; from Franklin, Adams, Cumberland, and York
counties of Pennsylvania, &c. are flour, pork, beef, pig and cast
iron, lard, sole leather, linseed oil, flaxseed, &c. We send them
in return groceries, plaster of paris, domestic and foreign goods.
We will now notice the various institutions of a commercial
character which seem proper to be disposed of under this head.
For the officers of the custom house, the port wardens, &c.
See chapter, IV.
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There are nine Insurance Offices in Baltimore for the insurance
of property from loss by fire or by the seas, and two for the insu-
rance of lives.
Table of Imurajice Offices in Baltimore, and their Capitals, Sfc,
KAMES OF COMPANIES.
Maryland,
Bahimore,
Americau,
Neptune,
Fireman's,
Bait. Fire Insurance,
United States,
LOCATION
John Reese.
Wm. A.Tucker.
Exchange,
do
do.
do.
21 Second street.
|l2 South street.
iSouth street.
Bait. Equitable Society, 18 Baltimore street
Bait. Life Insurance. Second street.
Amer. Life & Trust Co. 136 Market street.
Md. Canal Insurance Co. lExchange.
Banks. — There are fifteen banks in Baltimore, includiDg the
Fell's Point Savings ln.slitution. See table.
Table of the Baltimore Banks, their Capitals, Discount Days, Sfc-
$500,000.
300,000.
200,000.
200,000.
500,000.
600,000.
200,000.
50,000.
500.000.
PRESIDENTS.
J. A. Wallace.
Hry. Thompson.
A. I. Schwartz.
Christian Mayer.
I. Donaldson.
A. Wallace.
NAMES OF THE BANKS.
Bank of Baltimore,
Union B. of Maryland,
Franklin Bank,
Marine Bank,
Farmers & Merchants
Com. & Farmers.
Mechanics,
Merchants' Bank,
Savings Bank,
Cohen & Brothers,
Western Bank,
Chesapeake Bank.
Farmers & Planters,
Citizens' Bank,
Fell's Pt. Savinsrs Inst.
SITUATION OF OFFICES
Bait. & St. Paul's sts.
Fayette & Charles.
Baltimore and North.
Gay and Second.
North Calvert street.
Corner Howard & Ger.
N. Calvert & Fayette.
In the Exchange.
In the Exchange.
Baltimore & Culvert.
Eutaw & Bait, streets.
North and Fayette
Bait, near Calvert.
Bait, near St. Paul's.
Thames, near Bond st.
CAPITALS.
$1,200,000.
1,500,000.
415,000.
235,000.
500,000.
666,666.
384,000.
2,000,000.
unlimited.
600,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
100,000.
DISCOUNT DS.
Tues. & Frds.
Daily.
Monday.
Thursday.
Mous. & Thrs-
Tues. & Frds.
Weds. & Sats.
Tues. & Frds.
Dally ex. Sat.
Tues. & Frds.
Tuesday.
Mds. & Thrs.
Tues. & Frds.
Tues & Frds.
JVoiaries Public. — John Gill, Water street, opposite the Ex-
change; Samuel Farnandis, S. E. corner of Gay and Water
streets; Henry Brice, Water street, opposite the Exchange; Jame»
B. Latimer, corner of Fayette and St. Paul's streets.
Auctioneers for Dry Goods. — Hoffman, St Co-; Robt. A. Taylor;
Wm. Henry, & Co.
For Groceries. — Wm. G. Harrison; R. Lemmon, Sc Co.
For Real Estate — Furniture, Books, and Miscellaneous goods,
John H. Naff; H. W. Bool, Jr.; John I. Gross; Grundy & Co.;
A. Whitely; Columbus E. Cook; Hickman &c Busk; J. F. Os-
burn, & Co.; E. W. Sturman.
General Remarks. — Before we conclude this article, it may
be as well to make some general remarks on the progressive im-
])rovement of our commerce, and the causes which lead to that
desirable result. The rail-roads do much to favor us in this par-
ticular, as they are the means of bringing into our market much
merchandise, which, without their aid, would never have reached
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us. As an instance of this fact, we may notice the granite
brought to our city on the Baltimore and Ohio Kail Road. It is
not only an article very useful for home consumption, but much
of it is exported, and found to be of a better quality than the ma-
jority of that which has heretofore been in use.
Another benefit to our commerce is the employment of a steam
boat, fitted up as an ice-breaker, which keeps our harbor open
durinfr the winter. The advantage of this is easily to he con-
ceivec. Measures have been taken to prepare another ice-breaker
brobably against the ensuing winter.
\ The establishment of a great number of brick-kilns near the
city, affords us another article of trade which yields an abundant
profit. See article brick making m the precetling chapter.
The recent mineral discoveries in many parts of the State offer
a fiiir expectation of future emolument. Nor must we forget to
mention the epicurean production of Chesapeake bay those deli-
cious shell fish which are not less ])alatable lo the gourmond than
they are profitable to the speculator. The transportation of
oysters westward by means of the turnpikes has lately become a
considerable business;, and several individuals have turned this
ingenious device to a very good account.
In short, there seems to be a determination on (he part of our
fellow-citizens to employ every honest means which God has
placed in their power to extend our commercial advantages, until
Baltimore shall be second in this respect to no other city in the
Union. This idea may not be quite so Utopian as some persons
might be led to suspect it.
As for the trade of the west which the city of New Orleans
seems now inclined to dispute with us, and which the steam na-
navigation on the western waters has a tendency to carry to that
port, there is little doubt that the completion of the Baltimore and
Ohio Rail -Road will restore it to its original channel. The supe-
riority of rail- road conveyance over all river navigation is not to
be disputed; for, (not to speak ot its greater safety,) jts freedom
from the uncertainty and delays of winds and tides, and from the
suspension caused by the ice in the winter season, will always
gain it the preference. These circumstances, and the advantages
we possess with respect to distance will certainly obtain for Bal-
timore the trade of Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana; for this will be
the shortest and most expeditious route from those States to the
tide waters of the Atlantic.
Chapter Z.— Ztiterature, Benevolent Societies, IMEis-
cellaneous.
But while such strenuous efforts are made by our citizens in
those laudable pursuits which have just passed under considera-
tion, is the cultivation of the mind neglected; or is there no pro-
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vision for the dissemination of that knowledge, which we are
taught to believe is as essential to our public welfare as it is con-
ducive to our private advantage. We are happy to answer in
the negative. The imporiance of education seems to be deeply
impressed on the minds of the Ballimoreans; of which fact no
better proof can be demanded than that which is afforded by the
numerous literary and scientific institutions which find liberal en-
couragement among us. The number of private schools in Balti-
more is between fiily and sixty; in some of which the higher
branches of learning are successfully taught. Of the public and
free schools we have thought it best to present a view in the fol-
lowing manner:
Public school, Male No. 1, corner Green and Fayette streets,
160 pupils, teacher John McJilton.
No. 2, corner Fleet and Market, Fell's Point, 136 pupils, teacher
Mr. Robinson.
No. 3, Aisquith, near Pitt street, 88 pupils, teacher Mr. Carter.
No. 4, 130 pupils, teacher Mr. Conolly.
Female No. 1, corner Green and Fayette, 65 pupils, teacher
Miss McDermot.
No. 2, corner Fleet and Market, 68 pupils, teacher Miss
McConkey,
No. 3, 35 pupils, teacher Mrs. Ross.
No. 4, 73 pupils, teacher Mrs. King.
McKim's Free School, Aisquith and East Baltimore streets.
Roman Catholic School, Saratoga and North streets.
Roman Catholic, Mulberry near Park, 52 pupils, teacher Miss
Rivers.
Methodist Free School, Male, near Calvert street spring, 150
pupils, teacher Mr. Bassfoi-d.
St. Peter's, Episcopalian, Green near Baltimore, 181 pupils,
teacher Mr. Kemp.
Oliver Hibernian, Free School, North near Saratoga, Catholic,
180 pupils, teacher Wm. Gibson.
African Free School, corner North and Saratoga, Episcopa-
lian, 60 pupils, teacher Mr. Livingston.
The children educated in the different Sunciay scAooZs, attached
to the various religious denominations in the city, amount to
about 3,500 boys, aTid 2,200 girls.
JVewspapers!^— The daily newspapers in Baltimore are six in
number, namely. The American, published by Dobbin, Murphy
& Bose, S. Gay near Baltimore streets; the Chronicle, by Nelson
Poe, North Gay, near Favette street. The Gazette, by William
Gwynn, St. Paul's, near Baltimore street; the Patriot, by Isaac
Monroe, North, near Baltimore street; the Republican, by Sa-
muel Marker, South Gay, near Water street, and the Transcript
by Skinner & Tenney, corner Gay and Baltimore streets.
The weekly publications are 'as ibllow: the Athenaeum and
Visiter, by Arthur &, Cox, South Gay, near Water street; the
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Monument, by David Creamer, North Calvert street, opposite
Barnum's liotel; the Express, by Young & Abraham, corner of
Bond and Thames streets, Fell's Point; the Lutheran Observer
by Wm. S. Sherwood, Rev. B. Kurtz, Editor; Niles's Register,
by Wm. Ogdcn Niies, Water, near South street; the Farmer
and Gardner, by Sands & Nelson, corner of Baltimore and Charlea
streets; The Trades Union, by Bull St Tuttle, corner of N. Gay
and Baltimore streets; The Methodist Protestant by J. J. Har-
rod, corner of Baltimore and Charles streets.
Monthhj Periodicals. — The Baltimore Literary and Religious
Magazine, conducted by R. J. Breckinridge, and Andrew B.
Cross, printed by R. J. Matchett, corner Gay and Water streets.
The American Turf Register, edited by J. S. Skinner, North,
near Fayetie street.
There is not in Baltimore, any monthly periodical ofa charac-
ter exclusively literary, and but one weekly publication, namely,
ihe Monument, which is devoted entirely to that pursuit. Seve-
ral other papers, however, appropriate a large portion of their
columns to polite learning; and the Baltimore press generally is
conducted with judgment and ability.
Benevolent Societies. — The Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted
Masons, meets twice a year at the Masonic Hall. The present
Grand Master is Benjamin C. Howard.
The Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows,
meets every three months, commencing on the 15th of January.
List of the Benevolent Societies, Sfc. in Baltimore.
Maryland State Bible Societtj. — President Hon. R. B. Magru-
der, one vice president from each county. Recording secretarv,
Galloway Chestor.
Prayer Book and Homily Society. — Right Rev. Bishop Stone,
president, Edward Ridgely, secretary.
Maryland Sunday School Union. — President, Joseph Jewett,
secretary, Wm. Wilson; depository No. 15, South Calvert st.
Baltimore Branch j^merican Tract Society. — Rev. Stephen
Williams president, secretary J. H. Brown.
Society for the Relief of ihe Poor of the Methodist Church.
President Thomas Kelso, treasurer Thomas Armstrong, secre-
tary James Brundige.
_ Preacher's Jlid Socie/?/,— President Samuel Harden, vice-pre-
sidents, Thomas E. Bond, George Earnest, treasurer James
Brundige, secretary Thomas Armstrong.
Seamen's Union Bethel Socief?/.— President James Wilson,
vice presidents Capt. James Cunningham, Capt. Archibald Kerr,
Hugh Boyle, Capt. Wm. Graham, corresponding secretary, C.
Keener, recording secretary, Thomas Armstrong, treasurer Jas.
Brundige.
Maryland State Colonization Society.^? resident John H. B.
Latrobe, vice presidents, Thos E. Bond, sr. Luke Tiernan, Peter
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Hoffman, Charlei Howard, Charles C. Harper, R. R. Hoffman.
Crtrresponrlinij secretary, Franklin Anderson, recording secretarj
Wm. F. Giles, treasurer, R)bert Mickle. Agents Rev. Ira A.
Easter, home a^rent. Rev. John H. Kennard, travelling agent.
The bf»ard of ma nailers, twelve in number, meet regularly on the
first Thursday in every month, at the colonization rooms, in the
post office buildint;, Fayette street.
Baltimore Femnle Orphan Aiylum. — Incorporated in 1808.
President Mrs. Baynard. Asylum at the corner of Mulberry
street and College Alley.
Benevolent Society for educating and supporting female child-
ren; incorp,)rared in 1799. Tiiey commonly have thirty inmates,
who are Cei\, clothed and educated. Tliis society is attached to
St. Paul's Parish.
Humane Impartial Society, for the employment of destitute
females President M-s. Pickersgill.
Female Penitents' Refu2;e.—^ rt;s\deut, the Miyor, ex ojicio*
Secretary R'v. S. William:^, ( li.scr>ntinued.)
Baltimore Temperance Society. — Pi-esident Judge Brice. Sec-
retary F. H. Smith.
St. Andrews' Society. ^President D. Williams. Secretary A.
Murdock, six luinaorer^. Incorporated in 1816.
German Society ^Pres'id^iM Justus H );>pe, secretary J. C.
Djnter, 12 mannLTfrs. Incorporalf^d in IS 7.
Hiberniai Sici^ty — President Luke Tiernan, secretary B. U.
Campbell, seven managers.
Under the head of Miscellaneous, we propose to arranore some
dlher pirticiilirs which we havf» n )t fo;!-) I ii convenient to intro-
duce in the foreiroinir pages. We still adhere to the tabular form,
where it is practicable.
List of Courts held in Btltimore City.
BiUimire City Court, for the trial of Criminal Ca-^es. — Sitson
the first M m lay in February, June, an I October. — Judges,
Nicholas Brice, chief Juotice, Alexander Nesbitt anJ W. D. G.
Worthiui^ton, associates.
Baltimore County Court. — Sits n)r city civil business, 1st o^
January, M ly anj Siptember; for county criminal cises, 1st
Mondays in April an 1 November; for county civil do. 2d. Mon-
days in April and November. E:iuiiy business for city and
county 1st day of every month, except Mirch and August.
Judges Stephenson Archer, C. J., Richard B. Magruder, John
Purviance, associates.
Orphan's Court. — Judges, James Harwood, Henry Payson,
Benjamin C. Ridgate.
Circuit Court of the United States, for the 4th district of
Blarylani, sits at Baltimore on the 8th of April, and the 1st of
November.
Commissioners of InsohentBehtors.'^YviLViCi^H. Davidge, Eb-
enezer L. Finley, and S. H. Taggart,
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Steamboat Line*. — The Union line for Philadelphia, leavea
Bowly's wharf, South street, at 6 o'clock A. M. iu summer, and
.i6i in the full.
.' For JVbrfolk.—StnTt from Spear's wharf, south end of Gfiy
•Ireet, o!j Mondavs, Wednesdays and Fridays at. 9 A. M.
For Fredericksburg. — Leaves the head of the Basin, corner of
Pratt an<l Liofht streets, Saturday evening>s at 5 o'clock.
For Washington y Georgetown and Alexandria.— 1^\ try Wed-
nesday and Saturday at 4 o'clock, P. M.
*Bnnapolis, Cambridge and Easl-'n. — The boat starts from the
lower end of Dugau's wharf, every Tuesday and Friday, at 9
A.M.
Havre- de- Grace and Port Deposit. — From Patterson's wharf,
near Commerce street, on Thursday.s and S.iturdays at 9 A. l!^.
Cheslerlown, Rockhall, and Ceutreoille. — On Mondays at 6 A.
M. from Patterson's wharf.
Wliiteliaven and Sulisbarij. — Mondays at 5 P. M. from Du<ran*«
wharK
Fire Companies. — The fire companies in Baltimore amount to
•ixteen, ibr the particulars ol* which see the suhjoined table.
jSl Table of the Fire Companies in the City of Baltimore.
WHEN
SITDATrojJ OF HOfSES. ly^TirUTEO.
Muikc-t St. F. Point 1^05
(If). do. 17^2
M-.Ck'lla.iN All. v. ISIO
M;.rk-.-tst F. Point. IsiO
Fivd. near Bait. St. 17S5
Pacast. 183)
Corner (Jay & Kiis. sts 179 )
— Park&. Libt. St . 16)4
North strei-t. 17lj3
Riuaw bt Sar. & Mlb. li.')j
.Vorth. near Fa> tee st. H23
N Gay st (liscintinucd. ISK)
Hanover Market. 17S2
Sharp n ar Lo^^barJ. HID
(Jranby n-ar Duke 6t. 18Di
Lombard near Sharp. 1S13
Rail-Roads. — There are two rail-roads leadintr to Baltimore,
which have been fiiiislied to such an extent as to admit of the
transportation of passenirers and merchandise. 1st. The Balti-
more and Ohio Rail-Road is completed for eighty-two miles on
the main stream, besides the branches. Tiiis expensive work is
estimated to have cost as follows: from Pratt street to Ellicott'a
Mills $60,000 per mile on an averajre, and about $20,000 per
mile for the remaininir distance. The work is intended to be
continued to the Ohio River, a distance of three hundred and
sixty miles from Baltimore. The ticket office of this Riil-Road,
whence the passen/gjer cars start and where they arrive, is in
South Charles street, opposite the city spring. The D«;pot .wh«r»
COMPANIES.
^Columbian,
'D^"ptf)r(l,
First Bilt. Hose Cj.
Franklin,
Friendship,
Howar.l H .se Co.
lud^p Mid.nt,
Lib:irtr,
Mechaiicnl,
New Mtrkct,
Patapso,
Property Guards,
Union tijio Co.
United do.
Vigilant.
Washinsrton Hobc Co.
PRESIDEJJTjI.
J'>hn Glass,
jjosh Atkinsoji.
Sanm -1 KeerL
!W Wickersham
C M. Kurthouso
:S.iinl M.;ClelJaa
'Sa:nl. Wilson.
Ch. !\I. K •> scr.
iThos M. Liche.
jJohu L. More.
J.I. Coheu, Jr.
Nathan Tyson.
JA. Miiteuberger.
|Wai. Rea.y/
\ioh.i\ L Reea|».
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;iierchandise intended Cor transpM'-tafion on tli!^ rnli-rojd, must V^<
deposited, is in Pi-ntt .street, a sriori (iist.uice Iron) Lio-lii stret't
wharf. 2.1. The Bahiruure au i ,S isq lelumnn liiHRoa;! is to
extend from this citv to York, Pu. a distance of Hfiy-rfme miles
and a half Concciniu:^ tlie advaotairers of ilies:^ rail-roads we
have already spoken.
Post Office.— Vhe Baltimore cilv p ^st ofFice, is on the north
cast corner of North and t'ayette streets. Tue rales of postage,
eslablia'jed hv law, are as follows:
On sinirle letters, not exceediiio: 30 miles 6 1-4 cents.
D>. do. over 30 and not exceed in;L^ 80 miles 10
Do. do. over 80, do. do 150 do. 12 1-2
Do. do. over 150, do. do 400 do. li 3-4
Do. do. over 400, do. do 25
DouLle letters, or those C(msisting of two pieces of paj3er,
charged double these rates. Triple or quadruple letters in the
«ame proportion.
Letters, -which weii^h an ounce or more, are charged with
quadruple postaire, per ounce.
Letters or packages delivered at the same post office where
they are iodsed are charged with one^cent postage.
Ship letters, if delivered at the office ot the port where the
vessel arrives, pay six cents postage, but if conveyed from thenee
T by mail to any other place, only two centu in addition to the ordi-
nary rales of postage.
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nXATCBEXT'S
BALTIMORE DIRECTOR,
DIRECTIONS TO THE READER.
(St.) street, (ar.) avenue, (al.) alley, (cor.) corner, n. north. «. Bouth.
e. east, w. west, (f) coloured. (Com. mts.) Commission Merchants, (fact.)
Factory, (dw.) dwelling, (man.) manufacturer.
The variety of ways of spelling almost every name pronounced, and
there being ho rule in the case, renders it impossible for any individual to
spell all names correctly; the leader will have therefore when he does
not find the name of a householder (for they only are inserted^ in the place
where he looks for it, to use whatever other ^spelling will pro-
nounce the same until he finds it.
j\AR Powles, labourer, Union st s of Ross
Aaron Jacob, pawnbroker, 14 Harrison st
Aaron Dorothy, Armistead lane e of Light st
Abbee Caspar, carpenter, 28 Shakspeare st
Abell Christian, victualler, Penn av n of Hoffman st
Abell Lucretia, tailoress, Columbia st e of Sharp
Abell J. S. grocer, Hanover st n of Camden
Abbes John, furrier and cap maker, 102 Baltimore st
Abbett Thomas M. accountant, Lexington st vv of Charles
Abbett Saml. R. stone finisher, 85 n Howard st
Abbot Stephen F. boot and shoe maker, Gay st near Front
Abbott Horace, Fleet near Washington st f. p.
Abbott Edwin A. house carpenter, Hudson st Canton, dw. Lan-
Abbott VVm. tobacconist, 32 Market st f. p. [caster st
Abbott Wm. carter, Strawberry al s of Wilk st
Abbott George, cooper, President st s of Pratt
Abbott & Hiser, grocers, 122 n Howard st
Abbott Wm. grocer, cor Mulberry stand College al
Abbott Benjamin, oak cooper, 2 Patterson's wharf, dw Exeter
st near Trinity
Abby Jacob, fisherman, Williams st near Cross
Abercrombie Jas. Charles st s of Franklin
Abcy Joseph, waterman, Williams st n of Cross
Abey Wm. waterman, do do
Abraham Mrs. Hannah, 91 Ann st
Abraham John, ship carpenter, 145 Bond st f. p.
Abraham Lemmon C clothier, dw 121 Aisquith 8t
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Abrams Washington, house carpenter, 21 e Fleet st
Abrams Mary E. cor Gough and Eden sts
Aburn John, grocer, cor Philpot and Thames sts
Accles Hugh, weaver, vv Frankhn st extended
Achison Elizabeth, rear of 100 Dugan's wharf
Ackland Jas. boot and shoe maker, 11 s Calvert st
Ackworth Stephen, nautical teacher. Bond st s of Gough
Acha Frederick, currier, Eutaw st s of Perry-
Adair W. &L T. general commission house, 29 s Charles st
Adair Thomas B. of the above firm, dw 42 n Calvert st
Adams John, Wilk st e of Eden
Adams VVm. mealseller, cor Caroline and Bank sta
Adams Rev. George F. High st near Gay-
Adams John, blacksmith, tlillen ste of Front
Adams Mrs. Margaret, rear of 93 Dugan's wharf
Adams Richard, ship carpenter, York &t near Charles
Adams James, bacon merchant, Pearl st n of Lexington
Adams Acksey, seamstress, Park lane w of Pearl st
Adams James, prop Maypole Inn, cor German and Paca sts
Adams &l M'Clintock, grocers, 285 Baltimore st
Adams Mrs Mary, coffee dealer, Perry st e of Charles
Adams Jesse, shoemaker Pitt st w of Harford run
Adams John, dyer and scourer, East st n of Doufrlass
Adams Nancv, shopkeeper, cor Orleans al and Thomson st
Adams Philip, hatter, Forrest st w of Harford run
Adams Samuel, watch and clock maker, 16 e Baltimore st
Adams J. P. & Pi,obert A. Taylor, com mts 11 Bowly's wharf
Adams John P. of above firm, dw s Charles at s of Pratt
Adams Wm. captain, Pratt st vv of Gough
Adams Wm. tavern keeper, n e cor Market space & Water st
t Adams Adam, sawyer, short st n of Orleans
t Adams Amelia. Exeter si n of Gay
tAdams Ellrin, Harford av extended .
f Adams Jane, Davis st near Bath
tAdams Hester, washer, Perry st e of Eutaw
tAdams Mary, Strawberry alley n of Pratt st
Addison & Donohoe, carpenters, s Howard st near Pratt
Addison Wm. carpenter, dw Hill st w of Hanover
Addison Saml. S. Pratt st \j of Charles
Addison George C shoe manufactory, 32i Pratt st dw Con-
way e of Howard
Addison John, carter, Camden st w of Charles
tAddison Sarah, washer, Chosnut al e of Pinest
t Addison Eleanora, washer, Liberty st w of Fayette
Adkinson Abraham, labourer, Wayne ste of Howard
Adkisson Wm. sail maker, e Baltimore st e of Eden
Adkisson Thomas, sail maker, 9G Dugan's wharf
Adreon Mrs Hannah, grocer, cor Franklin and Pine sts
Adreon Wm. Grocer, cor Sharp and Barre
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Director for 1837. ALL
Alfrican Methodist churches, see introductory article
Agar Alexander, clothing store, Second st near Frederick
Agar Joseph, sawyer, Light st extended
Ahera Lawrence, gardener, cor Caroline and Jefferson sts
Aker JVIichael, grocer, Park sts of Saratoga
Akers Charles, carpenter, Saratoga st e of Pine
Aiken Wm. M. D. Paca st w of Franklin
Aiken Sarah, 85 Greene st
Aikler Jacob, boot and shoe maker, Hillen st near Exeter
Ailes Henry, grocer, cor Howard and Conway sts
tAires Thomas, labourer, Saratoga st w of Park
Aisquith Mrs. Baltimore st w of Liberty
Aitken Robert, custom house officer, Pratt st w of Bond
Aitken Dr. James, druggist, 44 n Gay st
Akin Mordecai, s High st n of Granby
Albers Solomon G. grocer, 75 McElderry's wharf
Albers Henry N. carpenter, n Gay st near Aisquith
Albers Eve, widow, Asquith st between Orleans and Jefferson
Albert Jacob J. & Co. importers of Hardware, 274i Baltimore
st dw J. Albert 37 Fayette st
Albert A. J. 47 Lexington st
Albinson Peter, cornb, basket and fancy store, 198 Baltimore st
dw McClellan's st near Baltimore
Alcock Wm. hardware merchant, w Baltimore st e of Eutaw,
dw Mulberry st e of Paca
Alcock Wm. J. grocer, 60 Lexington st
Alden Simeon, Baltimore tavern, Water st near Centre market
Alden Mrs Mary, Sterling st near Monument
Aldridge Andrew, Charles st near Franklin
Aldridge, Higdon &, Co. importers of British dry goods, 14 s
Charles st
Aler Reuben, Holland st extended
Aler John, blacksmith, Eutaw st n of Lexington, dw Saratoga
s of Eutaw
Alexander Mrs Margaret, Lexington st w of Pine
Alexander Mrs Catherine, cor Fayette and Park sts
Alexander J. H. engineer, Saratoga st e of Park
Alexander Dr. Ashton, Fayette st e of Calvert
Alexander Benj. tailor, York st w of Williams st
Alford James, cordwainer, n Gay st near Aisquith
Algia James, stamp maker, cor Mullikin and Caroline sts
Alison Robert, clerk. Gay st n of Forest
All Rachel, seamstress, 1*28 n Eutaw st
All Edward, clerk, Lee st e of Hanover i*
AUard Wm. carpenter, n Gay st near Monument
Allbright John, Columbia st opposite Green^
Allbright Jesse P. constable, 140 s Paca st
Allberger Aaron, butcher, Pitt st w of Market
Allbourg John, cordwainer, cor Charles st and King aJ
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Allen John, town and point hotel, vv falls avenue
Allen Samuel, shoemaker, Wolf st s of Alice Anna f p
Allen Ann, grocery, cor Exeter and Wilk sts
Allen James, bricklayer, Exeter st s of Pratt
Allen Henry, carpenter, Argvle alley s of Bank st
Allen Robert, s High st n of 'Water
Allen John, cooper, cor Green and Conway sts
Allen Thomas, cordvvainer, Conway st w of Green
Allen Eliel, cooper, 80 Conway st
Allen John L. merchant tailor, Gay st near Baltimore dw Gay
opposite Odd Fellows' Hall
Allen Joseph, carpenter, n Gay st betw Mott and Aisquitb
Allen Wm. cordwainer, Pearl st n of Lexington
Allen Wm. flour merchant, 123 n Howard st
Allen Miss, fancy dress maker, 92 n Howard st
Allen Wm. labourer, 11 Ross st
Allen James, bricklayer, Columbia st e of Cove
Allen James W. cooper, 86 Conway st
Allen Samuel, carpenter, cor Madison st and Lerew's al
Allen Jane, fancy store, 50 Liberty st
Allen Elizabeth, tailoress, Charles st s of Busy al
Allen Ann, mantua maker, 22 Aisquitb st
Allen John P. boot and shoe maker, Douglass st near Potter
Allen Samuel, painter, Orleans st e of Canal
tAUen Jerry, labourer, little Sharp st near Baltimore
t Allen Sarah, washer, Long alley s of Saratoga st
tAllen Aines, labourer, Cross st near Johnson
tAllen Sarah, Forrest st opposite Penitentiary
tAllen Sarah, Argyle al s of Wilk st
tAllen John, whitewasher, Frederick st near -^tna lane
Allender Sarah, widow, Eden st near Silver
Allender Frederick, Orleans st e of Friendship
Allison John, carter, Rock st n of Lexington
Alloway Gabriel, carpenter, Pine st s of Saratoga
Allnut Sarah, 93 s Paca st
Almack George W. clerk, Holland st extended
Alricks Francis, merchant, Saratoga st w of Charles
Alricks Harmanus, cor Aisquitb and Jefferson sts
Alter Henry, segar maker, Wagon al n of Park st
Alterhoof Charles, locksmith, Caroline st a of Wilk
Altvater Wm. carpenter, Aisquitb st s of Douglass
Altvater Dr- Jarrett, Pitt st near Exeter
Altvater Ann, wyow, 4'i n Exeter st
Alwine Richard,^ricklayer, Caroline st n of Orleans
Alwell Mrs RebeJba, Gough st e of Ann
Amby Joseph, lalTourer, Strawberry al s of Wilk st
tAmby Benjamin, labourer, Apple al near Wilk st
t Amby Esther, e Falls avenue
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Director for 1837. AND^
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American, office of the, s Gay st near Baltimore, Dobbin, Mur-
phy &^ Bose, proprietors
American Turf Register office, s e cor North and Fayette sta
Ames George C. High st near Water
Ames John A. clerk, ^vj cor Light and VVinests
Ames Joshua L. bricklayer, Ross st w of Orchard
Amey Ehzabeth, tailoress, Paca st sof Carpenter's al
Amey Peter, blacksmith, Baltimore st w of Poppleton
Amey John, bricklayer, Baltimore st e of Pine
Amey Henry, blacksmith, cor German and Pacasts dw Pacas
of Lombard
Amey Samuel, cooper, Simm's al opposite Elbow lane
Amos James, clothing store, 62 centre market space
Amos Mrs Mary, Wilk st 1 door e of Exeter
Amos John, hat man'r. Gay st near High, dw High near Gay
Amos James A. currier, Constitution st near Monument
Amos Dr. Corbin, office 39 Fayette st
A moss Jesse Jr. dry goods merchant, 10 centre market space
Amoss Wm. IL Potter, East st s of Douglass, dw Potter s of
t Ainoss Rachel, whitewasher, Potter st e of Low [Douglass
Amy Daniel, comb maker, Columbia st near Cove
tAnaStasia Mary, Paca st n of Franklin
tAncer Manuel, whitewasher, little Sharp st opposite Bennett
Anderson Mrs Mary, boarding house, Lexington st e of Cove
Anderson Stephen, labourer, Saratoga ste of Pearl
Anderson Theodore, tobacconist, 66 n Howard st dw Saratoga
Anderson &, Walter, tobacconists, QQ n Howard st [e of Pine
Anderson David, blacksmith, cor Marion and Park sts
Anderson Ann, widow, Hampstead st e of Spring
AnderFon James M. engraver, s e Gorn^^r South and Baltimore
sts dw Exeter betw Baltimore and Pitt
Anderson Susan, 7 Mercer st
Anderson Matthew, blacksmith, Federal Hill near glasshouse
Anderson Wm. rigger, Lancaster st w of Market
Anderson iMiss Ann, se cor Alice Anna st and Strawberry al
Anderson Sybilla, dry goods store, 9 Alice Anna st
Anderson David, blacksmith, 27 New Church st
Anderson Elizabeth, Charles st n of Pratt
Anderson Franklin, attorney at law, office Calvert st near Fay-
ette dw HoUiday n of Fayette
Anderson Axious, seamstress, Harford avenue
Anderson Charles, millwright, Forrest st opp Penitentiary
t Anderson James, barber, 34 centre market space
tAnderson Matthias, labourer, Bath st al near Bath st
^Anderson Kesiah, Charles st extended
tAnderson Samuel, caulker, al betw Spring and Caroline sts
tAnderson , waterman, cor Spring and Gough ats
tAnderson Mary, Apple al near Lancaster st
tAnderson Peggy, Ensor st near Monument
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ARM MalcheWs Ealtimortr
tAnderson Francis, hackdriver. Mulberry st e of Eutaw
t Anderson Lucy, washer, Long al s of Ross st
tAnderson Samuel, carter, Potter st e of Low
tAnderson Delia, whitewasher, East st s of Douglass
Andress John, shoemaker, Lancaster st e of Argyle al
Andrew George, Sharp st s of Perry
Andrews John', stone mason, Pine st s of Saratoga
Andrew Sarah, carpet weaver, Hill st betw Light and Charles-
Andrew James, blacksmith, 4 Gould's court
Andrews John, shoemaker, Caroline st n of Fleet
Andrews G. W. apothecary and druggist, 3 w Baltimore st
Andrews Reuben, huckster, Bank st near Wolf
Andrews Mrs Ann, Pratt st w of Market
Andrews John, cordwainer, French st near Bath
Angle Thomas, blacksmith, Constitution st near Monument
Anker H. M, 40 n Exeter st
Annan Dr. Samuel, 44 n Liberty st
Anthony Jamesj labourer, 3 Painter's court near Pitt st
Anthony Henry, grocer, cor Biddle stand Pennsylvania ar
tAnthony , labourer, Pearl st s of Saratoga
Appleby Elizabeth, widow, cor Orleans and Caroline sis
Appleby Thomas, Water st betw High and Exeter
tAppleby Edward, labourer. Cross st near Johnson
•Appier Jesse, piano maker, cor FrankliYi and Chatsworlh sts;
Applegarth Sarah-, fancy dr<?s3 maker, 18 e Baltimore st
Applegarth Alexander, »ea captain, 18 e Baltimore st
ApplefTarth Robert, shoe maker, Lee ste of Charles
Appold George, 21 n Calvert st
Appold George & Co. tannery, n Howard st near Madison-,
groceries cor Mott and Sterling
Appold Henry, tailor^ rear of 70 Market space
Appolder John, pilot, a w cor Bond and Fleet sts
Ajcade Maryland, centre market space near Second st
Arcade Washington, Market st f p
Arcade Lexingtoui near Lexington market
Ardin David, boot and shoe maker, 83 Harrison st
Ar.ieu Elias C. barber, Pfenn av n of Franklin st
Armacort Joshua, labourer, 40 Low st
Armager J^esse, comb maker, Comb al'near Hill st & 174 Han-
Arloyv Isaac,, shoemaker, 19 Albemarle st ^ovcr
Armiger Benjamin, Ensor st extended
Armiger Jt)hn, cordwainer, Forrest st n of Monument
Armiger Joseph, combmaker, Hill st w of Hanover
Armiger John, steam boat hand, back of 67 n Exeter st
Armist«ad Mrs Col. George, 113 Hanover st
Armislead Wm. carpenter. Burgundy lane e of Greene st
Agmittage Wm. Franklin st e of Cove
Armii-tage Dr. James, cor Eutaw and Fayette- sJs dw cor How-
4s.r.monfi^J^iies, Canal st s of Baltinaore: [ard and Sarato&jh
Director for 1837. ASH
Armor Samuel, tailor, cor Hughes and Hanover sis
Armor Wm. clothing store, n Howard st dw cor n Howard and
Monument sts
Armour John, clothing store, 105 n Howard stf
Armour James, 8 s Charles st dw e Baltimore e of LIo)'d
Armstrong Solomon, shoemaker, s w cor Hampstead & Market
Armstrong Hosea, boot and shoe store, 34 Market st f p [st»-
Arnistrong George> grocer, s e cor Wilk and Exeter sts
Armstrong Alfred, house and sign painter, 105 Bond st
Armstrong Andrew, boat builder, Block st 8 of Willis
Armstrong Thomas, Happy al s of Gough st
Armstrong Wm. chairmaker, cor Strawberry al & e Balto. st
Armstrong- James L. carver, Fayette st near Howard
Armstrong & Turner, wholesale dry goods mts. 209 w Balto. it
Armstrong George W. machmist, Light st extended
Armstrong James, merciiant, Galvert si s of Saratoga
Armstrong & Berry, booksellers and stationeps, 134 w Balti-
more st dw Robt. Armstrong 9 Eutaw
Armstrong John, boot and shoe man'y, 131 w Baltimore st
Armstrong Wm. dry goods merchant, 41 w Baltimore st
Armstrong Thomas, dry goods merchant, 21 w Baltimore st
Armstrong James, soap boiler, Front st near Hillen
Armstrong Mrs Louisa M, tailoress, Canal st near Jefferson
Armstrong Acey, cordwainer, Canal st near Jciftrson
Armstrong Henry, cordwa-iner, Saratoga st w of Howard
Armstrong John, teacher, Richmond ste of Tyson
Armstrong Mjs Hannah, widow, 92' n High st
Armstrong James Jr & Co. grocers and commission merchants,,
24 Cheapside. dw n- Calvert st near city spring
Armstrong James, saddler and harness maker, 46 South st
Armstrong Elizabeth, widow, Montgomery st e of Light
tArmslrong Dennis, shoemaker, Sterling st near Monument
Aniett, Henry, shoemaker Cove st w of Franklin-
Arnett Ezekicl, barber, Hillen st near East
Arnold Clement, carter, back of 29' Exeter st
Arnold Thomas, blacksraith, Douglass sf c of Potter
Arnold CharloUe, n Liberty st
Arnold John, grocery, Frederick st n of l\att
Arquit Eli, dry goods store, 9 ^Market st
Arthur Anne, bakery, 35 Camden st
Arthur Si- Gas, ed-. Athenaeum & Visiter,, s Gay st betw Water
and Second
Arthur Hugh, millwright, Saratoga ate of Cove
Asbmall , grocery store, Lexington st w of Cove
Asbury College. cor|Fayette and North sts M. Powers principal!
Ash George, carpenter, Pinkney st e of Spring
Ash Nicholas, J-. fancy painter, Eden n of B<. st-
Ashbaugh John, Paver, High near Frencli.
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>ishcam Alexander, Pilot, n. e. corner Gough and Bond sta.
Asiicroft Thomas 11 ship carpenter, Hartf. Av. near Monuf,
Ashley Geo., Wool spinner, Rock st. n of Lexington, [ment.
Ashman Wm., Justice of the Peace, Paca n of Bait sts.
Ashton M. Tailor, 6 Albemarle st.
Askey John, boat builder, al \v of Harford run near Pratt st
Askey Wm. cooper, al w of Harford run near Pratt st
tAskins Christopher, labourer, Honey alley w of Charles st.
tAskridge Thomas, labourer, Happy alley s of Fleet st.
Assembly Room, n e corner Holiday and Fayette sis.
Ates Hannah, washer, Park st e of Poppleton.
Atkinson Samuel, procer, 24 Market st. f p.
Atkinson Joshua, shoe store, corner Market and Lancaster sis.
Atkinson Eleanor 20 Alice Anna st f p.
Atkinson Angelo, ship carpenter Bank e of Market st.
Atkinson and Co. plane manuf. corner Light and Balderston
Atkinson John, of the above firm, dvv Holiday NofSnratoga
Atkinson David, carpenter, Constitution near Monument si
Atkinson Henry, grocer, Saratoga w ot cove st.
Atkinson Thomas^ carter, Saratoga st extended
Atkinson James, weaver. Mulberry e of cove st
Atkinson JFrael, S. temperance store, George st near Pine.
Atkinson Thomas, shoe manufactory 7 s Paca st.
Atkinson James, barber, Orleans e of Friendship st.
Atkinson Thomas C. civil engineer, 20 n of Exeter st.
Atkinson John, H. Tailor 23, Bait st dw 37, n Exeter st.
Atkinson and Clark, sail makers, 8 Dungan's wharf -
Atkinson Horace, brickmaker, Sugar alley vv of Light st
Atkinson J. I. sec. of B. &, O. R. R. co. dw Barry e of Sharp
Atlasborger Catharine, huckster, Long al. s of New st
Atwell Saml.. brickmaker, Wayne e of Howard
Atvvood J no. cabinet maker, cor. North st and Orange al dw
Calvert near Mulberry
Auberry Prestley, cordwainer, Mott near n Gay st
Auld Elizabeth, George near Pine st
Auld Francis A. painter 95 s Howard st
Auld Dawson, dealer in sand, 8 Hill st
Auld Hugh shipwright. Falls st s of Thames
Auld Saml. ship carpenter, 6 Market st
Auld Harrison, ship carpenter, Ann st n of Allice Anna
Ault Saml. finding and feed store Ensor near Potter dvv inter-^
section of Gay and Aisquith sts
Ausdown Lewis Jr. hardware store 41 Thames st dw Wilk
E of Market
Ausbern Wm. conductor R. R. Holland st extended
Austen Wm. tavern Wolf between Alice Anna and Lancaster st
Austen Mrs. Frances. Apple al near Alice Anna
Austin George, Fayette st e of Howard st
Austin Mrs. Susan York a.v.
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Avy Michael, s w corner Wilke and Ann sts
Aydelott Peter, carpenter, Montgomery corner Willam st
Ayres Charles, confectioner Fralt w of Green st
Ayres Mrs. L. 280 w Bait, st
Ayres James, co/dvviner Union st s of Ross
Ayres Susan, Biddle al s of Ross st
Ayres James, C. labourer, s Howard st extended
y^yres Jacob, wholesale grocer, 16 w Pratt st dw 86 Paca si
TAyres Henry, labourer; Hull's lane e of Friendsihp st
t Ay res Wm. labourer, Welcome al w of Hanover st
tAyres Anna, washer, Jefferson w of Canal st
Ayrs Elizabeth 7 Market st
Ayrs James H. waterman , Lancaster St e of Argyle al
JpABB John D. merchant, Barre w of Hanover st
Baartcher Christopher, cooper, Alice Anna e of Caroline st
Babcock Abraham, Potter, High, near Hillen st
Babcock J. printer, Camden st 2 doors e of Hanover
Backus J. C. pat'tor Ibt Pl-esbyterian ch. North near Fayette
f Backus Rachel, Washer, East s of Douglass.
Backnus Rosanna, washer, Biddle st w of Ross st
Blackhaus Lewis, Hull's lane 4 doors w of Aisquith st
Bacon James produce dealer and grocer, corner Biddle st and
tBacon Wm. waiter, carpenter's al e of Paci [Pa av
Boder Malchum, glue factory, Columbia st extended
Bader America, labourer, Columbia st extended
Badger Elisha, Porter, 16 Lombard st
Badger Francis, blk. smith Harford avenue formerly Briton st
tBadger Benjamin, drayman, Biddle alley s of Ross st
tBadger Charles, sawyer, Biddle alley s of Ross st
Baer Dr. M. S Lombard st w of Hanover
tBagger Garrett, drayman, 132 s Eutaw st
Bagley John, grocer Frederick st near Arcade
Bailey Thomas, ship carpenter Fleet near Ann st
Bailey John, Sea Captain, Wilk;street near High
Bailey Edwin sea capt.-Market s of Wilk
Bailey Wm. ship carpenter, Philpot w of Thames
Bailey Wm ship carpenter 22 Block st
Bailey Hei.ry, Pilot, Gough e of Ann st
Bailey George, Sharp st n of Lombard
Bailey I'homas, labourer, 229 n Howards!
Bailey Josiah, Printer. Hill w of Hanover
Bailey Balfour C. n Exeter between Gay and Low
Bailey Misses C. and W. milliners and dress makers 4 South st
Bailer John, Carpenter, Cross, near Williams st
TBaily Wiley, sawyer, Argyle al near Fleet st
tBaily Samuel, caulker, Happy alley near Wilk
tBaily Susan, Perry st e of Eutaw
tBaily Dorcas, washer Columbia stE of Howard
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tBaily James, labourer, Hono}' al w of Charles st
tBaily John, Barber, Mecliaiiic's near High st
Bainer Mrs. Marv, cedar cooper Gay opposite Front st
Bainer Henry, Boot and shoe rn.iher cor. Falls st and Liberty al
Bain Mrs Rebecca Boarding house Harfoid av ^
Baines Thomas, labourer, Harford av
Bakeman Rudolph, bhcksmith, Bank st e of Amity
Bailie Alj^ere, Porter, Lons alley s of Ross
Bain Hope,;Consla!)le, corner Pine st and Chestnut alley
Bain Dr Lexint>;l«>n st 2 doors e of Paca
Baits Eliza, Teaclier of Mu^^ic, 21 Barnett st
Baker Mrs. Margaret, Perry si e of Eutaw
Baker George S. German st w of Liberty
Baker Wm. glass warehou-e, 3 Hanover st
Baker Mrs. Mary, n Gay near Morninu'iit st
Baker Providence P. Front near Bath st
Baker Wm. engineer, .3 Poppletou st
Baker James, cord-.veiutT 8 Popietton st
Baker Plenry, biacksn)ithSchro(der st n of Holland
Baker Peter, tailor e wafer st near Harford run
Baker George, tailor e Water st near Harford run
Baker 11. E^ dniiigist, n e corner of Howard &<iFayette sts
Baker Doctor William n e coriier Charles & Lexington sts
Baker Doctor Samuel C. corner Charles and lexuigton sts
Baker Miss Mary, teacher, G3 Conway si
Baker Perry, fruit store Charles n ot Conway
Baker Doctor E. corner Pratt and Charles sts
Baker Henrv, house carpenter, 57 s Charles st
Baker Mrs. Charlotte, seampsiress, Busy al w of Charles st
Baker William, Plasterer, Pitt st w of Harford run
Baker Henry, tailor. Maiden lane
Baker George cordwainer 15 Bank lane
Baker William, chair maker, corner Patter and Douglass
Baker John McClcllan st n of Bait, st ^ ,
Baker Mrs Marv A. artificial flower maker, 222 w Bait, st
Baker Gideon, s'e corner Fleet and Argyle alley
Baker Sarah 110 VV. Ik. trret
Baker James C. ship carpenter, \Vdk st e of Argyle alley
Baker Henrv- carpenter, Strawberry al s of ^\llk st avv ^7
Baker Capt'Geo. C. mariner 16 'i'hames st ^CJ^arles
Baker Mrs. Mary, boarding house 10 Block st
Baker William, carpenter, Pratt, e of President st
Baker Willam, edge tool maker, Pratt e of Apple al
Baker David, bark inspector, 28, Albemarle st
Baker Wm. G. attorney at law, office 2o St-iPaul's stdw n e.co:
Fayette and Sharp sts
Baker Peter, Blacksmith. Light near Hill st
Baker Charles, bakcrv, 81 Harrisonst
Baker William, saddler, 19 Constitution st
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Baker George 148 n Gaj' near Mott st
Baker Hilary C. cabinet maker, n Gay near Mott st
Baker John, coach maker, Exeter near Hillen
Baker Hf^nry, cedar cooper, Canal near Gay street
fBaker Fanny, washer, Hill, near Charles st
("Baker fsaac, labourer, Sarah Ann st near Schroeder st
t"Baker Mary, /washer, corner Slx-.rtst and short alley
Balbirnie Georae, dyer and scourer, Fornt s of Ball, st
Bald John M. lock s^miih; corner Fenn. av and Union st
Balderston Huuh and Son, vvire.and sieve factory 12 s Calvert
Balderston Hti<;h, of above firm, div Lombard between Hanover
and Sharp streets
Balderston Jacob, of above firm, dw corner Entaw and Camden
Balderston Wilson, wire worker, over no 9 Light st Wharf
dw 87 Sharp st
Balderston John P. hardware merchant iGi n Howard st
fBalderaton John, brick maker, Williams st exteruled
Baldwin Andrew, brick layer, Cove si s of Franklin
Baldwin George R. segar maker, 7Qh. Lexinston st
Baldwin John, Mulberry between Pine and Pearl sts
Baldwin Abraham, grocer, corner Pinckne}- st and Apple al
fBaley Pnilis, washer, Chesnnt al e of pearl st
Baley Isaac, Carpenter, Co'ua»l)ia st e of Paca
Ball Wm. Jr. Clerk of Market dw cor Pine st and Chesnut al
Ball Walter, Green st s of iMulberry
Ball James, dairy ]8 Pitt street
Ball & Berna^-d," paint oil & glass warehouse 22 Pratt st \v of
Light street
Ball Johii, tavern and oyster house, Harrison near Baltimore st
Balla John A. tavern, and oys'er house, 3i Harrison st
Ballad Roi)eri, labourer, ^Viiliams st extended
BallaheOT Augustus, farmer, Pi'zrce st wof Chaisworth st
Ballard Edward I. sail maker, N> w Cimrch st
Ballard Ed. tavern and boarding b. n w cor Concord and Water
Ballenger Samuel, carpenter, Park laidi e of Pine si
Baliimoro Laboratory, Columbia st w of Cove
B.iitimore Fire Insurance Co's Office 20 Sout'i st
Baltimore Chemical Man. Co. ware house Light near Pratt st
Baltimore In^.tinite, S;\raiogae of Counland st
Baltimore General Dispensary, Ho'iday st near Orange alley
Balliiiiore and Port Deposite R. R office post office Buildings
entrance North st Lewis lirantz President
Baliimoro IMuj^eum, n w corner Calvert and Baltimore sfs
Baltimore Patriot, and mercantile advertiser n \v corner North
and Baltimore sts. Isaac Munroe Proprietor
Baltimore and Sus. R. II. olflS Second st. Ch. Howard pref.
Baltz Jacob F. butcher, Apple al near Alice Ann st
Baltzeil and Payne, Wholesale dry good Mt. 244^ w Baltst
Ballzell Jacob, "Charles st n of Saratoga st
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Bailzell Emanuel, firm ofBaltzell Hartzog & Co. dw Mulberry
St near Cathedral
Baltzell Bobert, printer, Henrietta near Charles st
Baltzell Thomas & Philip, dry good mts 252 w Bait, st
Baltzell Thomas, merchant, Paca s of Fayette si
Baltzell Fulton & Quimby, whole sale dry good merchants, 270
Baltzell A. merchant 15 Barnet st [w Bait st
Baltzell J. & C. dry good merchanst. 236 w Baltimore, st
Baltzell Charles, merchant, dw 40 Honover st
Baltzell Mrs. Elizabeth, 19 German st
Bamberger James, Polker st Canton
Bamberger John, Bond n of Pratt st
Bancroft John, bricklayer, 4 n High street
Bandell George W. silk dyer and scourer, 28 Harrison st
Bandell Mrs. J. B. corner Caroline and Bank sts
Bandell John, block and pump maker, 88 McEIderry's wharf
Bandell William, boot and shoe manu. Centre Market Space
Bandell Andrew J. shoemaker, Maiden lane w of Aisquith
Bandell Frederick, cordwainer,^Caroline n of Orleans st
Bangs Francis, labourer, s of Sarah ann st
Bangs John, cordwainer, Columbia near Cove st
Bangs John, constable, Pitt w of Aisquith st
Bangs Wm. H. lady's shoe maker, Exeter bet Bait. & Pitt st
dw 12 East street
Banks, see view of Baltimore, in introduction
Bankard Wm. victualler, Hampstead st
Bankard Jacob victualler, Hampstead st
Banks Daniel B. dry good merchant, 29 w Baltimore street
Banks Francis F. dry good merchant, 5G Lexington st
Bannan John, shoemaker, n e corner Bond and Fleet
Bannan H. academy' 97 Bait st up stairs
Bansemer Charles F. & sisters, teachers, cor Green & Bait sts
Bansis Stephen R. ropemaker. Light st extended
j-Bantom Richard> Frederick st near Etna-lane
Banchaps George, tailor, Pratt e of President st
Baptist Church, corner Sharp and Lombard sts
Baptist Church, Fleet e of Market st f, p.
Baptist Church, Calvert 3d door from Saratoga
Barber Reuben, copper smith, York avenue.
tBarcroft Randolph, labourer, 54 n Exeter st
Barestaker, John, victualler, Columbia st extended
Bargar Deeter, bricklayer, 129 Paca st
Barger George, carpenter, Falls turnpike near Tyson st
tBarger Elizabeth, washer Low south of Aisquith st
Bark inspector's office, Dungan's whf adjoining st tobacco w h
Barker William, machmist, 89 Alice Ann st F. P. [Courtland
Barker Francis, iron foundry, Calvert st dw Mulberry near
Barker St Co. Lot. and ex. office n w cor Bait & Paul's st
Barker John, Iron founder.Calvert near Mulberry dw 12 Water-
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Barker Elizabeth, Franklin st w of Saratoga
Barker Henry J. clerk, Ross st e ofEutavv
Barker Mary, grocer,corner Burgundy alley and Green st
Barker Lewis, carpenter, e Water st w of Harford run
tBarker Basset, shoemaker, Potter av of Douglass st
Barkerwitch Charlotte, milliner and manuta rnaker, 67 Bond st
Barkley Edward, cooper, Pratt w of market
Barkley Mary, Milliner, 43 Pratt st e of Sharp*
Barklie Mrs. Jane, Bolton Row, Biddlest
Barkman Christopher, 10 Lancaster st
Barkman Mary 15 Thames st
Barling Joseph, Exeter between,Balt and Pitt st
Barlow Thomas, cabinet maker, Caroline n of Bait sts
Barnaby Mrs Sophia,' Strawberry al near'Alice Annast
Barnard Jas. Lime store, Light st whf. dw Geo. vv of Penn. av
Barnard Sarah, tailoress, 57 Potter st
Barnes Mrs. Hannah, baker, 153 Bond st
Barnes Mrs. boarding house, Fayette st e of Holliday
Barnes James, Wheelwright, Bait e of Cove st
Barnes Philip, clock manufactory, 283 w Baltimore st
Barnes James, Iron founder, Federal Hill opposite Telegraph
Barnes John H. Carpenter, 3 Cheapside dw 16 Pitt st
tBarnes Isabella,Busy alley e of Sharp st
tBarnes Willam, Carter, Wolf 1 door from Fleet st
tBarnes Ann, washer. Short al w of Canal st
l^Barnes James, labourer, Short al w of Canal st [ment
Barnet Wm. clothing store, 1 10 n Howard dw Hd. n of Monu-
Barnet Daniel, att at law, office Court house lane dw 150 Sharp
Barnet Wm. stone mason, Potter s of French
Barnet Sylvester, labourer, 81 s Howard st
tBarnet Perry ship carpenter, Washington stsof Wilk
tBarnet George, Sawyer, Guilford alley w of Light st
tBarnet John, stevadore, 1 Salisbury alley
Barnett Wm. clothing store, 118 n Howard st
Barnett Mary A washer, Perry st w of Howard st
Barnett and Allen, carpenters. Sharp st n of Barre
(Barnett Mrs. Mary, boarding house, Pratt e of Caroline
barney JohnH. custom house officer, 15 Pitt st
Barney L. & J. bujscuit bakers, Block st near Drawbridge
Barney Lewis, 61 Charles st n of Saratoga [Pleasant
Barney John, mt exchange building 18 Gay st dwCalvert near
Barney Lewis &, John 26 Exchange Buildings
Barney Robert, millwright, 5 Canal st s of Baltimore st
tBarney Henrietta, Sugar alley near Light st
tBarney Wm. sawyer. Strawberry al n of Pratt st
Barnhart John, organ builder,York av near Monument st
Barns Henry, Strawberry al n of Gough st
tBarns David, waiter, Lloyd st near Salisbury
Barnum T , tavern, U n Howard st
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Bnrnum David, prop. Ciiy Hotel, s vv cor Calvert and Fayette
Barr James, carter, Alice Anna w of Bond st
Barr Wm. dry goods mt. 133i vv Bait st d\v High s of Bath st
Barr John, carpenter, High n of Pitt
Barrett Gregory, Pierce st w of Chatsworth
Barrett Maurice, clothing store, 93 n Howard st
Barrett Andrew, blacksmith, Pratt st vv of Penn av
Barrett Minnstt, carver and gilder, Potter n of Gay
Barrett Asa, bedding warehouse, Penn av opposite Seminary
Barrett Mrs. Eliza, Mercer e of J^ight st
Barrickman Jacob, mead factory, Ensor st foot of Gallows hill
Barriere Miss Ar.n, dry goods store, n Gay near Potter st
Barrier Eliza Ann, shopkeeper, cor Potter st and Necessity a!
Barringer Lewis L. Butcher, cor Beard st and Long lane
BarroU Jas and Son, grocers and com. mts. 1 Bowley's wharf
Barroll Jas of above firm, dw Pleasant st bet Charles & St Paul
Barrows James C. clerk, Charles st near Centre
Barrows E. P. bacon store, Bait st w of Paca st
Barrows Elijah, inspector of Pork,62 Liberty street
Barry John L. Clerk in Franklin Bank, d\y cor Exeter & Stiles
Barry James, labourer, alley between Spring and Oaroline
Barry & Hurst, dry goods merchants, cor Bait and Liberty sts
Barry Robt. com. mt. 4 Spear's whfdw St. Paul's st near Bank
Barry llobt. merch, cor Hanover and Barre. [lane
Barry Daniel R. merchant tailor, 26 n Gay st •
Barry Jolisi J. clerk, Franklin st e of Chatsworth
tBarry Louisa, Orleans e of Short alley
Bartlett Isaac, grocer, 24 Philpot street
Bartlett James, boat builder, Wills st s of Block
Bartlett William, rope maker, Wolf near Gough st
Bartlett B. R Saddler, Cove st s of Vine
Bartlett Geo. & Co. leather mts cor Cowpen al and Howard st
Bartlett George, of above firm, dw Eutaw n of Fayette st
Bartlett W^illiam, piano forte man. cor Eutaw and Fayette sts
Bartlett Mrs. Mary, mantuamaker, cor Hill and Charles sta
Bartlett Mary Ann, Potter st s of Necessity alley
Bartlett William E. & Joseph druggists,76 s Calvert st |
.Bartlett William E. of above firm, dw cor Pratt and Eutaw
Bartman Christopher, 10 Lancaster st
Bartol George, coach maker, Calvert s of Bath st
Bartol B. N. & R. Curriers, 16 Cheapside
Bartol Nathaniel, of above firm, dw 68 Eutaw st
Barton Selah, ship joiner, Star al near Gough st
Barton John Pinkney, st e of Strawberry alley
Barton Mrs. Cornelia, Bond n of Pratt st
Barton William, bricklayer, e Water st near Harford run
Barton Godfrey, painter. Bond n of Pratt st
Barton Thomas, Granby st e of Gough st
Barton James, shoemaker, Pinkney st w of Apple alley
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Barton Henry, dairy, 72 Harrison st
Barton Mrs. Mary, taiJoress, centre st near the Bridge
Barton WiJiiam, currier, Water st w of Certre Market space
tBarton Basil, labourer, Williams st near Cross st
tBarton Nathaniel, carter, Exeter near Gay
tBarton George, sawyer, cor Gay and Frederick sts
tBarton Henry, sawyer, Market st extended
Barton Mrs. Mary, Granby st near the Falls
tBark Margaret, Low st s of Potter
Bassford W. chairmaker,13 Thompson st
Bassford Thomas, teacher of male free school, Courtland, st
Bastian John B, botanic garden, Lexington st w of Rock st
Batchelor, William, watchman, Preston s of Ross st
Batchelor Nathaniel, sail maker, Albemarle sof Wilk st
Batchelor Joseph corner North and Saratoga sts
Bateman B. H. W. city Bailiff, 76 Bond st
Bateman Mrs. Catharine, Eden s of Gough st
Bateman Benjamin, tobacconist, cor Pratt st and Strawberry al
Bateman Mrs. s w cor of Light and Montgomery sts
tBateman Edward, drayman, Canal near Orleans st
Bates, John, cordvvainer. Amity n of Bait st
Bates Robert, weaver, Biddle w of Ross st
Bates John, grocer, cor Pinkney st and Strawberry alley
Bates Jacob, blacksmith, Falls near Buren st
tBates Rachael, washer, Davis near Bath st
tBates Jane, washer, Chesnut al e of Chatsworth st
Bathurst Matthew, mt23 Water st dw North near Lexington
Batteran Andrew, fisherman, York avenue
Battes John, waterman, Johnson near Cress st
Battie R. H. tobacco merchant, Hanover s of German st
Battike Joseph, gardner, Philadelphia Road
Battin Zachariah, labourer, Wilk st opposite High st
Battinfield Christian, shoemaker, 6 Bond st
Batty Thomas, labourer, Harford Avenue
Batty Joshua, Rock n of Lexington st
Batty Eliza, shopkeeper, 113 n High st
Baugher Joseph, dw Fayette e of Pine st
Baughman Jacob, carpenter, Vine st w of Cove st
Baughman John, cabinet maker, 57 s Charles st
Baughman George, merchant, 62 Eutaw st
Baughman & Bevan, marble cutters, cor Park & Franklin sts
Baum Samuel, carpenter. Mulberry e of Pine
Baum Mary, Pearl st e of Saratoga
Bauman Melcher, shoemaker. Light near Lee st
Baumont Mrs. A. boarding h Monument square n of Fayette ?
Baurgelt Jacob, cordwainer, Eutaw n of Mulberry st
Bausman John, cor Liberty & German sts
Bawden John, tailor, 16 Caroline s of Pratt st
Baxley Dr. Willis, Fayette st near Paca
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Baxley George, and Co. druggists s e cor Eloward & Franklin
Baxley James, carter, corner Orleans and Eden sts
Baxley Francis, engineer, 29 n Exeter st
Baxter James, dairy 26 Lexington st
Baxter Elijah E. wood dealer,Young st n of Orleans
Baxter Arthur, T. gun smiih 67 Pratt st
Baxter Sarah, grocer, 15 B'leet st e of Market
Baxter John, academy, St. Paul's st s of Saratoga st
Baxter Richard, blacksmith, Potter bet Gay and Hillen
Baxter Mrs. Rebecca, school, York st vv of Light
Bay Chew, carpenter, 277 n Howard st
Bayer Stephen, bricklayer, Orleans w of Aisquith st
Bay less Jas. P. tanner &l cur. 1 Cheapside dw Cove s of Pratt
Bay less Nicholas, 25 s Exeter st
Bayless Jane, 28 Lexington st
Bayley Hamilton, carpenter, New st w of Eutaw
Bayley M. comb maker, Columbia st extended
Bayley Wm. slater, 101 n Front st
Bayley Wm. accountant, 167 High st
tBayley Sarah, washer, Chesnut al w of Pine st
tBayley Nancy, waiter, s Howard st extended
tBayley Lucy, washer, Lerew'sal s of Mulberry
tBayley Isaac, labourer, Honey al w of Charles st
tBayley John, wheat carrier, Wiilams st extended
Bayly & Burns, booksellers & stationers, 132 w Bait st
Bayly Wm. T. of above firm, dw High bet French & Hillen
Bayzand & Rigby, mt tailors, 74 Bait st
Bayzand Wm. H. mt tailor, Caroline n of Gough
Bazaar, Harrison st n of Bait st
Beachain Wm. cordwainer, Baltimore si w of Canal st
Beale AVidow, Barnettst w of Charles st
Beall Margaret, German vv of Pearl st
Beall Richard, B stock & exchange broker & property agency
s e cor Gay and Second sts. dw 4 Lexington st
tBeall Maria, huxter, St. Mary's st s of Ross st
Beam Robt. pilot, Fleet bet Market and Bond sts
Beamer Henry, n e cor Lexington and Paca
Beam Francis, Pierce st e of Pjne st
Beam Jacob, flour inspector, George st w of Penn av
Bear Caspar, labourer, Park st w of Schroeder
Beard Capt. James, 55 Market st
Beard Joim, constable, cor Hanover st & Busy al
Beard David, huckster, Penn av s of Biddle st
Beastall Samuel H. hatter, Bond st n of Gough st
Beastall Mrs. Ann, n of Gough st
Beatty George, wood dealer, Eden s of Pratt st
Bealty Elizabeth, Bath e of Davis st [Lexington st
Beatty Jas. gunpowder manu. &c. 7 Pratt st dw Calvert near
^eatty Edward h Co. flour mts 9 Pratt st
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Beatty Wm. H. & Co wholesale grocers, cor South and Pratt
Beatty Wm. H. of above firm, dw 12 s Howard st
Beaty Mary Ann, n e corner Ann and Thames sts
Beaty Cornelius, n Liberty st
Beatson Henry, cabinet maker, Lombard w of Howard
Beauchamp Jesse, shoemaker, Lee between Charles &. Light
Beaufort Charles, B. of revenue cutter, Pratt e of Caroline st
Beaumont D. paper hanger, 39 n High st
Beck Mrs. Elizabelh, Bishop's lane near Wilk
Beck Thomas, dyer, Granby st near the Falls
Beck Jacob, labourer Union st s of Ross
Beckdold Simon, Block st
Becker John B. porter, Exeter s of Hillen
Becker, Robert, cabinetmaker. Park lane e of Pine st
Beckei Mfs. Mahala, seampstress, Frederick near Gay st
Becket Thomas, labourer. Market st extended
Beefelt John H. cordwainer, Eutaw st s of Cider al
Beegler Wm. stone mason, Addison near High st
Beelsler Francis, whip and cane fact. 232 w Bait st
Behrens Christian F. black and gunsmith, 151 Lee st
Behrens George, shoemaker, Bank e of Eden
Beiswanger J. boot maker,Huirs lane e of Friendship st
Belford Wm. Apple al e of Gough st
Belk Henry, e Bait e of Spring st
Bell Richard, ship carpenter 16 e Fleet st
Bell George F, M. n w cor Centre Market Space & Water st»
Bell William, Cooper, 35 Albemarle street
Bell Henry, Boot and shoe maker. Light st near Guilford alley
Bell Daniel, labourer, Centre street near the Bridge
Bell Thomas, stone mason, Mechanic's Court near High 8t
Bell Miss Elizabelh, seminary, Potter n of Gay st
Bell Hugh, boot and shoe maker, 4 Centre Market space dw
Bell Mrs. R. milliner, 31 South st • [Hollins near Eden st^l
Bell Frederick, book binder, Eutaw s of Pratt st
Bell George, turner, Mulberry e of Pine st
Bell Thomas, labourer, Green s of Baltimore st
Bell John, oyster establishment, Lexington w of Eutaw
Bell James, cordwainer. Amity n of Baltimore st
Bell Richard B. com. nit 6 Saratoga st
Bell Ann, Shop keeper, 16 East st
Bell & Evans, oak Coopers, 62 Pratt st
Bell William, of above firm, dw Albemarle near Water street
tBell Elizabeth, washer. Peach alley n side
Bellentine William, stone mason, Park et s of Richmond
Belt Thomas'H. whiskey inspector, Courtland s of Saratoga
Belt Henry, Canal street south of Baltimore street
Belt Doctor, corner n Exeter and Baltimore sts
Beltz Barbara, Park st s of Wagon al
tBeltzebub, Mrs; Lerew'sal n of Franklin st
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Beltzhouver, Henry, carpenter, 92 Park st
Beltzhoover George, founlain inn, Light near Bait st stables
Bend John, tailor, 16 Green st [46 s Howard st
Bender Daniel, ^8 Franklin st
Bender Jacob, boiler maker, Sugar al near Light st
Benjamin Samuel, grocer, cor Potter and Douglass sts
Benjamin Levi, lurniture store, cor Gay and Harrison sta
Benrier Daniel, cordvvainer, Penn av s of Union st
Benner Eliza, seanipslrcss, Hampstead e of Eden
Benner Adam, inn keeper, Ball st e of Pine
Benner Thomas S. merchant, n Gay near Mott st
Bennet Patrick, cordwainer, Penn av s of Hoffman st
Bennet John, wheelwright, 90 s Paca st
Bennet Thomas, Monument e of Ensor
Bennet & Moulton, mt tailors, basement'city hotel, Calvertfdvr
Bennet Thos. rigger, Lancaster e of Market st [22 Forest st
Bennet Capt. Richard, mariner 26 Alice Anna st
Bennet Matthew Sc Son, grocers, 22, Thames st
Bennet Fielding T. pilot, 9, Philpot st
Bennet Capt. Wm 5 Fountain Row, Spring st
Bennet Mrs. Rosanna, 10 Fountain Row Spring st
Bennet M. comb maker, 61 n Exeter st
tBennet Mingo, Strawberry al 1 door s of Pinckney st
JBennet Robert, steamboat hand, Low s of Aisquith st
JBeiinet Elizabeth, china seller, 44 Low st
tBennet Peter, carpenter, Forest n of Douglass st
fBennct, Garrison, labourer, Guilford al e of Light st
Bennett George, houee carpenter, cor Pinkney and Spring sta
Bennett Eli, clerk, Maddison w of Eutaw st
tBenner Charles, porter, Charles s of West st
Benny Mrs. Margaret, Hillen e of Front st
^enson Robt. mt tailor, 7 s Calvert, dw Paca bet Fayette and
Benson Wm. blacksmith, Busy al near Charles st [Lexington
Benson Capt. Wm. 10 Fountain Row, Spring st
Benson Mrs. Margaret, 59 Centre Market Space
Benson Joseph, clerk, Lee st w of Charles st
Benson Robt. shoemaker, 33 Camden st
Benson Charles, Mulberry near Calvert s*
Benson Thomas G. Mulberry near Calvert ft
Benson Samuel, mt tailor, 6« w Bait st
tBenson Ann E. washer, Fleet st 2 door from Caroline
tBenson Edward, grain measurer, Sugar al e of Charles st
JBenson Rachel, washer, Mechanic's Court near High st
Bentley Joseph, machinist, Holland st extended
Benton Paul, Mariner, Wolf stn of Falls
hentz Caroline, 61 Lombard st
Bsntzinger, Col. Matthias, cor Buren & Maddison eta
Benri John, blacksmith, Conway near Green st
Ber bines, Charles, fisher, Cross st e of Light
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Bergan Wm. carpenter, Aisquiili s of McElderry st
Berger John, Sterling st near Madison
Bernard Stephen, teacher otrnodern languages, 16 s High
Bernard Christiana, cjrd St button man. Sarataga w olPark st
Bernet Wm. clothing store 110 n Howard d\v Howard n of
Berry Sarah, Fe-1 st s of Thames [Monument st
Berry Wm. rigger, corner Stiles and Albemarle sis
Berry T. L. brick-maker, Sharp st sol' Lee
Berry Mrs. Lee st e of Sharp
Berry Wm. H. cordwainer, Potter n of Gay
Berry John, carpenter, German st w of Green
Berry Horatio, carpenter, German w of Green st
Berry Mary, Biddle st s of Penn av
Berry John, carpenter, Lexingtons of Park st .
Berry Robt, D. grocer, corner Orleans st and Long lane
Berry James, cedar cooper, Douglass w of Aisquiih
Berry Win. rope maker, Cross st bet Light and Williantis
Berry Col. Joiin, office corner Sharp & Lee sts
tBerry Harriet, washer, Union st n of Penn av
tBeny John A. carpenter, Perry st w of Howard
tBerry John, fruiter, JNIechanic's Court, near High st
Berry man John, cordwainer, Exeter 3 doors s of Hillen
Berry man, John, clerk, Franklin e of Pine st
tBerryman John, blacksfnith. Spring st s of Wilk
Bersc'h Henry, mt tailor, s w corner of High and Pitt sta
Berteau Nicholas, corner Pinkne> and Bond sts
Bethel Church, (colored) Sharp st s of Lombard
Beswick Benjamin, mariner, Ann 2 doors lirom Alice Anna
Bettin Mrs. Jane, C.4 Bond st
Betton Thomas W. stock man. 1 s Sharp st dw 7 s Sharp 8t
Belts Mary K. n e cor Fleet and Ann sts
Belts Solomon, mt. dw St. Paul's st opposite Courthouse lane
Belts Henry, dealer, Aisquiih n of Monument st
Belts Robt- carpenter, 12 Thompson st
Benson Joseph, cooper, Chamberlain al s side
tBellson Wm. labourer, Strawberry al a of Pinkney st
Beucke Dr. T. A. Conway e of Charles st
Beujac Mrs.A.T. lady's boarding school, cor Aisquith & Forest
Bevan Joseph, watch and clock maker, 222* w Bait st
Bevan G. &, S. dry goods ml. 29 Pratt st
Bevan Samuel L. mt. 92 Hanover st
Bevans Littleton, varnisher, Bath near Davis st
Bevans Reuben A. L. cabinet maker, Caroline Row, Caroline
Bevans William, grocer, cor St. Paul's and Centre sts [st
Beveridge Charles C. mt tailor, Gay near Bait st dw Gay near
Beveridge Francis, French near Bath st [Asquith st
Beveridge John, tailor, 40 Centre Market Space
Bevin Richard, dry goods mt. 77 Hanover st
Bavins Edward, painter, a c cor Bond and. Alice Anna sts
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tl5iaa Stcplien, lii\joiirer, Spring st s of Pratt st
Bickioy Samuel, boot &- shoe maker, 68 Centre Market Space
Bicknor A. R liardvvare int. German w of Har)over st
Biddison Zacliuriali, city watchman, Mott near Sterling st
Biddi.son Mrs Hannah, llolliday n of Saratoga st
Biddle Ehz.ibeth, shoe hinder, Union st n of Penn av
Biddle Abraham, cordvvainer, Maddison \v of Eutaw
Biddle Aaron, waterman, Orleans e of Aisquith st
Bier J. president marine bank, dw Second st 1 door e of Gay st
Biggart Mary, Pitt st w of Harford Run
Biggs Alexander, butcher, Pitt e of Eden st
Bigham S. & J produce dealers, 26 Franklin st dw 114 n Eutaw
tBigningston Henry, waiter, 16 Liberty st
Billings Mary, Widow, Hollingsworth st n of Lombard
Billmyer Henry, shoe stand, Arcade, dw Potter bet Low & Gay
Billmyer Jacob, boot & shoe manu. East bet Hillen 8c French
BiUiton, Clark, Spring st n of Gough st
Bilsoh John, plaisterer, 50 Pearl si
Bilson Samuel, plasterer. Pearl n of Lexington st
Bines Robt. guager, Conway w of Eulaw st
Binix Mrs. Amelia, Buren, near French st
Binyon Thomas, n w corner Fleet st and Happy al
Bird John E. dry good mt 54 Pratt st
Birch VVm. S. paper hanger, 12 Light st
Birch Mrs. 23 n Howard st
tBircuit Hannah, washer, Little Sharp st n of Bait st
Birchkead & Pearce, com mts, Commerce n of Pratt st
Hugh mt dw 39 Charles st
Birckhead Ann, 79 Alice Anna st
Birckhead Mrs. Ciiarles st n of Saratoga
Bird John, bricklaytir, Pierce st e of Chatsworth
Birgman ., Hammond ai
Birkie Thom;\s, H. 86 n Howard st
Birnie Clotworihy, Jr. attorney at law, Eutaw n of Saratoga
Biscoe Samuel C. pilot; Lancaster e of Ann st
Bischoff Frederick H. tobacconist & grocer 15 Lee st
Bishop James, cordwainer, Pierce st e of Cove
Bishop Richard, coach maker, 68 Liberty st
Bishop George, labourer, Salisbury eof Lloyd
Bishop David, cabinet maker, Forrest w of Harford Run
Bishop II. R. Painter, Thames e of Market st dw Wolf near
Bishop Elizabeth, 24 Ann st [Lancaster st
Bishop Capt. John, mariner, Alice Ann near Ann st
Bishop Patrick, boarding house, cor Emory and Hanover sti
tBishop Abraiiam, sawyer, Wolf st s of Alice Anna
tBishop Perry, carter, Sugar al w of Light st
Bissetl John, copper worker, e Bait st e of Bond st
Bivens David, huxter, New st e of Paca st
Bixler & Co. tobacconists, 57 n Howard st
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Bizouard T vice consul for his Holiness the PopeC. Market sp
Black John, saiirnaker, Gough e of Ann st [s of Water st
Black Vachel, Senr. stoneware potter, cor Pitt and Exeter sts
dvv Saratoga st e of Paci
Black Thomas, flour merchant, 30 n Howard st
Blackburn Mrs Elizabeth, teacher, Paca st n of Mulberry
Blackiston John B. cabinet maker, Cove st s of Mulberry
Blackley Wm. butcher, Pitt st e of Eden
Blackney Wm. miller, Saratoga st e of Cove
Blackstone Harriet, widow, Orleans st e of Caroline
tBlackstone Wm. labourer, 47 Potter st
Blackwood Joseph, &, Duvall, carpet dealers, 188^ Baltimore
Blades C. cordwainer, 79 Greene st [st dw 8 Greene
Blades Rixson, blacksmith, Armislead lane e ol Light st
Blair James, justice of the peace, office Eataw st n of Lexing-
Blair Henry, clerk, 25 n Front st [ton, dw Franklin e of Pine
Blake Emily, tavern and oyster house, Batii st e of Davis
Blake John, harness maker, Howard st near Pratt dw Sterling
neai Monument
Blake John, labourer, Front st near Hillen
Blake John, carpet weaver, Lerew's al near Howard st
Blake George, cor Busy al and Sharp st
Blake Margaret, dress maker, 22 e Baltimore st
Blake Jacob, porter, Short al w of Cana! st
tBiake John, labourer, Saratoga st e of Shroeder
tBIake Phaton, coachman, Halfmoon al n of Douglass st
tBlake James J. barber, Light st wharf near Lee st
tBIake James, labourer, Centre st w of St Paul's
tBlake Daniel, labourer, al bet Spring and Caroline sts
tBIake Charles, labourer, al bet Spring and Caroline sts
tBlake Mary, Spring st w of Wilk
Blakeney Abel A. carpenter, cor Aisquith and Low sts
Blakeney Abraham, carpenter, Orleans st w of Canal
Blakey mrs Mary, corset maker, 14 e Baltimore st
Blanch mrs Elizabeth, 71 Albemarle st
Blanch James, potter. Sterling st near Monument
Blanchard Elizabeth, 7 Waterloo row
Blanchard Thomas, barber, 37 centre market space
Blanchard mrs Mary, teacher, Saratoga st e of Greene
Blancy Thomas, butcher, York av
Blandin mrs Elizabeth, Caroline st s of Gough
Blass Wm. H. cab. mak. Greene st n of Burgundy al
Blasky John G. 13 Thames st
Bleier Frederick, tailor. President st n of Fawn
Blick Wm B. teacher, Orleans st e of Spring
Bliden Sarah, Fleet st near Bond
Blinn Joseph, fruit shop, Light st wharf near Barre st
Blinsinger George, baker, 132 Eutaw st
Block E .com. mt. Commerce st dw Front n of Balto.
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Block Joseph, machinist, e Pratt si opp President
Block mrs Elizabeth, cor Ensar and Forrest £ts
Blocker Matthias, labourer, 5 Poppleton st
Blonc Francis, hibourer. Fed hill near glass liouse
Blood Clarine L boarding house, 29 Thames st
Bloom Chrir.tf)ph, butcher, herring bay near Neighbors st
Bloomer J. W. hat manufacturer, s vv cor Baltimore and Cal-
vert sts dw Baltimore near Green
Bloomer Fred, hai man'r. s \v cor Baltimore and South sts
Blooner l^ewis, tailor, 69 Bond st
Blunt Jamf'S, carptrnter, Forrest st opp Penitentiary
Boardley Daniel, sup. Susq. 6u Bait. R. R. dw n Howard st s of
Madison
Boardh-iy Pcale, portrait painter, dw Courtland st near Pleasant
Boal Frederick, stone muson, Franklin st o of Chatsworth
Bobart Charles C. shocmiker, Apple al near VVilk st
Bodely Samuel, weaver, opp Lexington st e of Rock
tBodely Stephen, labourer, Popf)leton st s of Park
Boden Samuel, weaver, opp Lexington st e of Rock
Boden Wm. sand dealer, dw Harrison near Gay
Bodensick David, cabinet maker. Mulberry st e of Pine
Bodfield mrs Susanna, 1G4 n Gay st near Mott
Bodman Wm. vinegar depot, cor Howard and Pratt sts dw
Camden c of Paca
Boehm Chas. G. m3rchant, Lombard st dw 121 Hanover
Boggs John, tavern and grocer. Liberty st s of German
Boggs & Welter, distillers and rectifyers, 18 McElderry's whf
dw li. Boggs, cor Conway and Hanover sts
Boggs John &L Co. com. mts. 14 Spear's wf dw A. Boggs e
Baltimore st near Exeter
Boggus Robt. cordwainer. Eager al n of Saratoga st
Bogue Francis, labourer. Cross st e of Williams
Bogue Henry, tailor, 112 s Paca st
Bohen James, brickmaker, 12 Hill st
Bohen Mary, widow, Eden st near Jefferson
Bohn Jacob, 130 n Howard st
Bohncalf Adnm, cooper, Biddle al s of Biddle st
Boizard Jos. French restorateur, 36 South st [Front
Bokee John C. firm Myers & Bokee, dw Gay st 2 doors n of
Bokee mrs Catherine S glass and china ware room, 8 Harrison
st dw HiL'h near Low
Bokee Sophia, 147 n High st
Bokeman Michael, Fleet st e of Washington
Bolder Francis, carter. Monument st e of Eden
tBolder Stephen, carpenter, Short st n of Orleans
tBolder Henry, blacksmith, East st n of Douglass
Bolding mrs Louisa, e Water st w of Albemarle
Bolgiano Wm. G grocery, cor York st and Harford av
Bolgiano John, bacon mt. 140 Monument st
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Boliaff Lewis, tanner, Saratocca st 2 doors from Gay
BoJlman Windcll, carpenter, Penn av Greenwell st
Bolin Roger, carpenter, Pleasant st e of Park
Boite John F. flonr and feed store, 130 n Gay st d\v York av
Bolton H. paint and oil store, McElderry's vvf dvv 30 n Front st
Bolton E. & H, clotliing store, 20 centre market space
Bolton & Glanville, hatmanufiicturers, 50 centre market space
Bolton Maria, widow, cor Aisquith st and Maiden lane
Bolton Mary, widow, Aisquilh st n of McElderry
Bombarger John, boot maker, 15 Maiden lane
Bombarger John, blacksmith. Friendship st s of Orleans
Bonaparte Jerome Napoleon, 27 n Gay st
tBonaparte John, barber, e Baltimore st e of High
Bond Charles, clothing store, cor Franklin and Pine sts
Bond Eleanor, 120 Lombard st
Bond Richard, tobacconist, Eutaw st s of Perry
Bond Dr. Thomas E. 94 Lombard st
Bond Wm. Eden st s of Orleans
Bond Dr. T. E. Jr. office 16 Hanover st
Bond Philip, carpenter, Constitution st s of Monument
Bond John, tailor, Aisquith st s of Douglass
Bond Zaccheus, Aisquith st near Forrest
Bond Dr. Augustus A. 76 Exeter st
Bond Thomas, feed store, Forrest st s of Douglass
Bond Lambert W. tailor, Market st 2 doors s of Alice Anna
Bond Benjamin, (Franklin Bank) Exeter st n of Stiles
Bond James, cor Bank and Caroline sts
Bond Barnard, carter, cor Canal and Gough sts
J3ond Wm. labourer, Apple ai s of Baltimore st
Bond James, cloth draper, 42 Albemarle st
Bond Ann, seamstress, 10 Camden st
Bond Philip, carpenter, cor Constitution and Falls sts
Bond Thomas, Patapsco oyster cellar, cor North & Fayette sts
Bond Thomas W. n Gay st near Monument
Bond John, huckster, Montgomery st e of Light
tBond Francis, washer, German st w of Green
tBond Isabella, washer, Forrest st s of Douglass
Bonday James, cooper, 8 e Fleet st /
Bonfieid mrs Casandra, Shakspeare st w of Apple al
Bonn Anthony & J. tobacco mts. 24 Pratt st and^92 s Charles
dw A Bonn Conway st e of Howard
Bonn Joseph, tobacconist, dw 102 s Paca si
Bonn Ann, Perry st w of Charles
tBonn Stephen, labourer, Pleasant st w of College al
Bonner Mary, shopkeeper, cor Orleans and Caroline sts
Booker Asa, house and ship smith, 17 Concord st dw w Balti-
more betw Front and Harrison
Booker John L. dw Holliday st n of Saratoga
Boobelt Charles, cabinet maker, Eutaw st s of Monument
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Bookhultz Jos. butcher, cor Charles st and Sup;ar al
Bookhurst Francis, cordwainer, Exeter si s of French
Bool H. W. Jr. auction and commission store, GO Baltimore st
tBoom Rezin, Strawberry al s of Pinkney st
tBoom Thomas, labourer, Perry st w of Howard
tBoom John, labourer, Welcome al w of Hanover st
Boon Nicholas, eaj>le hotel, n Gay st near High
Boon Dr. John, dw 168 n Gay st near Mott
tBoon Ann, washer, Chesnut al w of Pine st
tBoon Rebecca, washer, Lerew's al w of Mulberry st
tBoon Joshua, steamboat hand, Short st s of Jefferson
Booth Francis, Bait. Intelligence office, Fayette st e of Holliday
Booth Benjamin, ship carpenter, Fountain st
Booth Joseph, upholsterer. Canal et s of Baltimore
Booth Mary, Burgundy al near Lunn's lane
Booth Elizabeth, huckster, Hillen st 2 doors from Potter
Booth John R. tobacconist, cor Camden and Hanover sts
Booth \Vm. drayman, 41 n Exeter st
tBooth Wm. wagoner, Spring stn of Gough
tBooth Edward, labourer, Tyson st extended
Bordley Susannah, Madison st w of Howard
Bordley John, lime dealer, 22Cheapside, dw 72 n High st
Borgelt John, carpenter, Wagon al vv of Howard st
Borgelt Jacob, cordwainer, Eutaw n of Mulberry st
Borhemp Francis, baker, 120 n Eutaw st
Boroughs Jas. Forrest st s of Douglass
Boroughs Mary Ann., washer, Low st s of Aisquith
Borland Thomas, 110 Eutaw st
Borum Sterling, sea captain, Pitt st e of Eden
Bose Wm. dw St. Paul's st 2 doors from Pleasant
Bosley Caleb, labourer, opp Lexington steof Cove
Bosley James B. justice of peace, AVater st betw Frederick and
Gay, dw e Baltimore near Caroline
Bosley James, counting room and dw Fayette st e of Calvert
Bosley John, wagoner, Bank st e of Eden
Bosley John, Centre st near St Paul's
Bosman Edward, dyer, Mullikin st e of Caroline
Boss Adam, Bond si n of Bank
Boss John, carpenter, Bank st 1 door e of Market
Bossell Louis, Wilk st 1 door e of President
Bossiere Jos. S, lith. and copp. plate printer, 91 Baltimore tt
Boston Daniel, Market st s of Tham^es
Boston Charles, carpenter, Eden st s of Gough
Boston & Watson, hat manufactory, 1 South st
Boston Jacob, hatter, 8 s Calvert st
Boston Elizabeth, seamstress, Welcome alley w of Howard st
Boston Ann, huckster. New st w of Long alley
Boston Robert, labourer, Perry st e of Eutaw
Boston Jacob, hatter, Water st e of Exeter
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fBoston Sarah, washer, 38 Park st
tBoston Maria, washer, Wagon al w of Liberty st
■fBoston John, labourer, 183 Hanover st
fBoston Peter, labourer, Charles st s of Montgomery
fBoston Daniel, labourer, Charles st s of Hill
fBoston Susannah, Siillhouse st
fBoston Susan, teacher, 181 Hanover st
Boswell John, brickmaker. West st betw Light and Charles
Boswell Elizabeth, cord man'y. 95J w Baltimore st up stairs
Boswell Win. brickmaker, Alice Anna st e of Bond
Bosworth Peleg, stone cutter, Saralojra st w of Chatsworth
Bottomer Thomas, cordwainer, Madison st w of Howard
Bottomore Ann, grocer, 27 n High st
Bouchet Mary, clothing store, Harrison st n of Baltimore
Bouchet & Conn, second hand furniture dealers, Harrison st
near ^^tna lane
Bonis Samuel, Wilk st e of Wolf
Bouis John, tin and sheet iron worker, 16 South st
Boulden Wm. labourer, Tyson st w of Richmond
Boulden David, ornamental painter, Hillen st e of Front
tBoulden Wm. labourer, Bishop's lane near Granby st
Bouldin Alexander^, surveyor of Baltimore Count}'", office and
dw HollifJay st n of Fayette
Boult Thomas H. pilot, Pratt st w of Market f p
Bounds James R. firm of Long & Bounds, 37 South st dw Or-
leans e of Friendship
Boury Joseph, confectioner, 17 e Baltimore st
Boury Joseph, importer of fancy articles, 164 w Baltimore st
fBousel Stephen, labourer, Columbia st w of Eulaw
fBouyer Wm. labourer, Sugar al near Light st
Bowen Ann, Happy al near Alice Anna st
Bowen, Sellers & Co. importers of cloths and cassimeres, 153
w Baltimore st up stairs
Bowen mrs Elizabeth, sempstress, York av
Bowen John, labourer, Canal st near Orleans
Bowen Mary, Mulberry st e of Eutaw
Bowen Mary, sempstress, 239 n Howard st
Bowen Jesse, engineer, Silver st e of Eden
Bowen Ridhard, cordwainer, Water st e of High
Bowen Wm. carpenter, Silver st e of Eden
Bowen Isaac, potter. Potter st s of Douglass
Bowen Delia, widow. Friendship st s of Orleans
Bowen Ephraim, cooper, Mercer st e of Light
Bowen Ann, widow, Armistead lane near Light st
Bowen Isaatf, paper hanger, 25 n Exeter st
Bowen Daniel, butcher, Long lane n of Orleans st
tBowen Clara, Broomstick row, near Lerew's alley
Bowerman H. N. clerk, cor Saratoga and Courtland fit!
Bowers W. & T. coach painters, 71 Pratt st
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Bowers Pierce, carter, Baltimore st w of Poppleton
Bowers Jacob J. victualler, Saratoga st extended
Bowers Ann Margaret, grocer, cor Orleans and Canal sis
Bowers Isaac, cabinet maker, 25 n Exeter st
Bowers George, shoemaker, Long lane s of Orleans st
Bowers David, blacksmith, Park st s of Marion
Bowers Wm. coach painter, Pratt st near Howard dw Ensor st
extended
Bowers Caspar, cordwainer, Neighbours st near Harford av
tBowers Horace, drayman, Saratoga st near Cove
tBowers Richard, baker, Pierce st w of Pearl
tBowers Francis, labourer. Park lane w of Pearl st
Bowersock Levi, trader, e of Cove st n of Frankin
Bowersock Gustavus, carpenter, Lexington st e of Amity
Bowie Reuben S. painter and glazier, 33 e Water st
Bowie market woman, 51 n high st
Bowler Jerry, Bounty lane between Caroline and Spring sta
Bowley Joseph, carter, Spring st n of Gough
Bowley Amelia, grocer, 270 n Howard st
Bowley Samuel, clerk, Aisquith st n of Hollins
Bowling Thomas, pilot, VVilk st w of Ann
Bowly Dr. John, office 11 Harrison ft dw High near Gay
Bowman Wm. s w cor Fleet st and Happy al
Bowman Ignatius, carpenter, Pearl st s of Saratoga
tBowman Eliza, washer, Pitt st w of Harford run
Bows Elizabeth, Armistead lane e of Light st
Bowser Wm. H. carpenter, Bond st s of Baltimore
Bowser Henry, sawyer, Spring st near "Wilk
tBowser Joseph, labourer. Short st n of Orleans
tBowser Lydia, teacher, Eager al w side
tBowser Daphne, boa»^^ding house, 51 South st
Bowyer David, segar maker. Spring si n of Gough
tBowzer Dolly, shop keeper, Pitt st w of Harford run
Boyce Sutton, baker, Guilford al e of Light st
Boyd Samuel, carpenter, cor Baltimore and Caroline sts dw
e Baltimore w of Caroline
Boyd John L carpenter, Ensor st foot of Gallows' hill
Boyd Elizabeth, 23 Fajelte street
Boyd Hugh, clothier, se corner of Frederick and Second fts.
Boyd John, porter and oyster estabiisliment, 11 South st dw
Boyd Hugh, painter, Cove st n of Saratoga [Lovely lane
Boyd Mrs. dw e of Cove st n of Franklin
Boyd Jacob, cordvvainer, Saratoga st w of Pine
Boyd Samuel, tobacconist, 80 Pratt st
Boyd &L Chappell, tobacconists, 80 Pratt st dw Wm. A. Boyd,
Gay st opposite Belle Air market
Boyd John, sailmaker, cor Gough and Canal sts
Boyd Wm. A. n Gay st near Mott
Boyd Peter, soap & candle factory, Albemarle st near Plowman
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Boyd Joseph, hatter, Exeter st near Hillen
Boyd Alexander, coach trimmer, York av near Monument st
Boyer Catherine M. 16 Mechanics' row Wilk st
Boyer & Diffenderffer, grocers and iron merchants , corner of
Pratt st and McElderry's wharf
Boyer Jacob, of above firm, dw n e cor Albemarle & Pratt sts
Boyer John, segar maker, French st near Exeter
Boyle E. hotel, 10 n Liberty st
Boyle Edward, hotel, Court house lane, 2 doors from Calrert
Boyle Michael, porter cellar, s Gay st near Water
Boyle Charles, grocer, cor Lexington and Park sts
Boyle Hugh & Co. com. mts. 67 Smith's wharf
Boyle Hugh; dw Charles st opposite Barnett
Boyle Francis, Sharp st s of Barnett
Boyle Wm. K. sweep master, Eager al 2 doors s of Saratoga st
Bozide Francis, steamboat hand, Lee st near Charles
Brabson Ezekiel C. Mulberry st e of Pine
Bracken Christopher, labourer, rear of 100 Dugan's wharf
bracken Christopher, labourer, President st n of Fawn
Bradbury John, tailor, 1 Shakspeare st
tBraddox Wm. porter, Marion si w of Park
Braden Jane, dairy, 274 n Howard st
tBraden Dick, labourer, Wayne st w of Howard
Bradenbaugh John & Co. mts. dw Liberty st near Howard
Bradenbaugh John, 72 Liberty st
Bradford Margaret, Happy al near Lancaster st
Bradford John, flour merchant, cor Cable and Commerce sts
dw St Paul's st s of Franklin
Bradford Mrs. female academy, Saratoga st e of St Pauls
Bradford Susan, 23 Potter st
f Bradford Rebecca, oyster cellar, Welcome al w of Sharp st
Bradley mrs Margaret, Caroline st s of Wilk-
Bradley John, Bishop's lane near Wilk st
Bradley Anthony, porter, Baltimore st e of Pine
Bradley Henry, weaver, e of Saratoga st near Poppleton
Bradley Robert, Gough st s of Granby
fBradley Samuel, porter, Chesnut al e of Pine st
Bradshaw John, U. S. hotel, 16 Pratt st
Bradshaw Thomas, weaver, Sarah Ann st near Poppleton
Bradshaw Richard, tavern, 3 centre Market space
Brady Samuel, Painter, cor Bank and Argyle al
Brady Michael, labourer, Falls Avenue n of Pratt st
Brady M. porter, Calvert s of Centre st
Brady Peter, tavern and oyster house, Bath e of Davis st
Brady Mrs. Ann,Harford avenue
Brady Philip, grocer, s e cor Howard and Madison sts
Brady Patrick, stone cutter, Hanover st w of Emory
Brady Hugh, pand hauler, Madison e of Howard
Brady Greenbury, block and pump maker, Eden n of Pitt
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Brady Mar}', widow, Holland w of Eden
Bramble Wm. huckster, Potter st n of Half Moon al
Bramble Nathan, oak cooper, 17 Constitution st
Bramble VVm. huckster, Briton st Harford avenue
tBrambley Priscilla, washer, Guilford al w of Light st
Bran John, grocer, cor Mulberry st and Lerew's al
Branch Albert S. printer, 13 n High st
Brandes Frederick, cabinet maker, cor Grant and Lombard sta
Brandt F. H. GaniJen brewery, Camden st bet Paca St Eutaw
Brannan Frederick, Caroline st s of Wilk st
Brannan Mrs. Mary, 8 Block^ st
Brannan John, cordwaincr, Gough e of Eden
Brannan Frances, grocer, cor Davis and Bath sts
Brannan Barney, labourer, French near Bath st
Brannan Mrs. Sarah, Lee e of Charles st .
Brannan & Forney, wholesale grocers, 263 Bait st
Brannan John, dvv Pearl s of Saratogas!
Brannan Alexr. tavern, cor Concord st and Fish Market space
Brannell Ellen, Pearl st s of Park lane
Branson Joseph, custom house, dw Fell's st s of Thames st
Brant George, grocer, Fayette w of Green st
Brantigam Martin, boot and shoe maker, Temple st s of Pitt
Brashears Francis, carriage Maker, Pinkney e of Bond
Brashears John, tinner Hillen near Pratt st
Brashears Thomas, chair maker, 53 s Howard st
Brashears Bradley J. cabinet maker, 125 s Sharp st
Brashears Mary Ann^ Jefferson w of Canal st
Brass Joseph, grocer, Commerce n of Pratt
tBrass Richard, labourer, Gallows Hill
Bratt George, blacksmith, Light near Henrietta st
Bratt John, firm of Watchman & Bratt, steam engine builders,
William st l^i^deral hill dw Johnson near Hughes st
Brattons Ferdinand. Lexington bet Liberty and Park sts
Brauns & Focke, importers of German goods, 194 w Bait st
Bravvner Andrew, tavern, cor Forest and Low sts
Brawner Bernard, labourer, 44 Potter st
Breck Joseph, attorney al law, office, cor St. Paul's & Fayette
Bredecamp Henry T. e Pratt st
Bredemeyer F. Conway st e of Howard
Bredenbaugh Jacob, shoemaker. Bank st e of Harford run
Bremerman , Tailor, Bank e of Eden
Brenan Thomas B. agent &. collector, 55 George st
Brenan P. Edward, mahogany dealer, 10 Frederick st
Brenan John, cabinet maker, 10 Frederick near Bait st
Brenker George, trades union hotel, 106 Dungan's wharf
Brennan Patrick, sail maker, 6 e Fleet st
Brennan Henry, tailor, 22 Albemarle st
Brent Jacob, tobacconist, Conway st w of Lerew's al
Breviit, Eilizabeth, cor Sharp and Barree
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Brevitt George, carpenter, Canal near Jeflferson st
Brevitt Dr. Joseph, 76 n High st
Brewer Elias, tavern, 5 Fish-market tpace
Brewer Charles, moulder, Wolf 1 door nof Wilkst
Brewer N. justice of Peace, S3 C. Market space, dw 27 n Gaf st
Brewer Danl. cabinet maker, Harrison n of Bait dw 38 Harrison
Brewer Mrs. Eliza, huckster, York avenue
Brian Eliza, tailoress, 61 n Exeter st
Briant John, band box man. 27 1-2 Bait st
Brice George H. attorney at law, Fayette near St Paul'i st dw
Charles n of Henrietta
Brice John, com mt. office Gay near Water st dw Calvert near
Saratoga st
Brice Henry, notary public,46 Water st dw Forest near Bait st
Brice Nicholas, clerk, cor Sharp and Lee sts
Brice Mrs. mantua maker, 127 Pearl st
Brice Hon. N. judge of city court,dvv Charles nof Hambleton st
Brice Susan, Low st s of Aisquith st
tBrice Kinsey, porter, Slwrt st s of Jefferson st
Bridener Martin, baker, Potter n of Gay
Biidge Isabella, I'yson al w of Falls road
Bridges Wm. confectioner, 2l7 w Bait st
Briggs James, painter High bet French and Hillen
Briggs Richard, cabinet maker, Chesnut al e of Pearl st
Briggs Charles, carter, cor Eden and Baltimore sts
Briggs Ann, Widow, 6 Hill st
Bright Capt Thomas Stiles w of Albemarle st
Bright Cloudsley,carter, Bounty lane bet Caroline 8c Spring its
Bright Nathaniel, tailor, Sterling near Monument
Bright Hamel, Widow, Monument st w of Canal
tBright Major, sawyer, Forrest s of Douglass
Bright Sarah, washer, Little Sharp st s of Barnet
Brightman John cabinet maker, Mulberry w of Eutaw
tBrightmau Henry, drayman Vine st e of Pine st
Brinard Albert, sugar refiner, Long afs of Ross st
Brinckman Henry, Blacksmith, Lee e of Charles st
tBrion Aaron, coachman, Exeter near Hillen
tBrion Wesley, labourer, Charles st extended
Briscoe M rs. Mary, boarding house, 39 Albemarle st
Briscoe Lewis, barber. Bait st w of Paca
Briscoe Dr. J. H. 6 St. Paul's st
tBriscoe Gabriel, barber, 116 n Howard st
tBriscoe Wm. drayman, w Montgomery st extended
Brister Susan^ dairy, Pearl st s of Saratoga
Briscoe James, com mt Light st wharf dw 95 s Paca it
tBristoe David, porter, Forest s of Orleans st
Briton Theodore, brick maker, Cove n of Bait st
Britt S. cordwainer, cor Lerew's al and Franklm st
Brittingham Solomon, grocer, 152 n Howard st
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Brittingham Wm. carpenter, Pitt e of Aisquith st
Broadbent G. silk and fancy store, 61 vv Bait st
Broad bent Wm. silk and fancy store 123 w Bait st
Broadbent S. wholesale perfumery, 157 w Baitst
Broaders E. VV. tavern, cor Charles and Camden sts
Broadfoot Wm. store-keeper, Lexington st e of Howard st
Brocklehurst J. fancy store, 16 n Gay near Front st
Broderick, Wm. grocer,|Bath e of Davis st
Broadhurst Jo». hatter, McElderry's wharf 1 door s of Pratt st
Broffy Vv^m. labourer, Tyson al e of Tyson st
Brog'den Austin, drayman, Chesnutal w of Chatsworth st
Bromley Mrs. Ann C tavern, 7 Centre Market space
Bromwell Josiah, clerk, Lee w of Hanover
Bromvvell Wm. wholesale dry goods mt. 175 w Bait st dw n w
cor Calvert and Saratoga sts
Brooke Alfred 13. n Howatd s of Richmond st
Brooks Ransley cor Eden and Wilk st
Brooks Shadrach, tailor, e Pratt near Caroline
Brooks Henry, tailor, e Pratt st 1 door n of Caroline
Brooks Joseph, wool inspector, High st 2 doors n of Pratt
Brooks Stephens fe co. wholesale dry goods,store 255 Bait st
Brooks Gorham, Charles st s of Franklin
Brooks John, Barnet w of Charles st
Brooks Wm. labourer, Bait w of Amity st
Brooks Nathan C. teacher. Pearl st n of Mulberry
Brooks Michael, tavern, 70 Franklin st
Brooki Robert, blachsraith, Emory n of Columbia
Brooks Chauncy, merchant, German w of Howard st
Brooks 1. iron store, 74 s Calvert dw Front bet Gay & IJillun
Brooks Wm. cabinet maker, 63 n Front st
Brooks Wm. grocer, 78 s Calvert dw 34 n Front st
tBrooks John, carpenter, Hill e of Sharp st
tBrooka Margaret, Hill near Charles st
tBrooks Robert, caulker, Caroline n of Pratt st
JBrook James, labourer,*Howard 9 of i>arre
IBrookheart Mrs. Catharine, huckster, York avenue
Broom Abraham, labourer, Columbia e of Howard st
Broom Thomas, tavern Sc blacksmith, Bait st extended
Broom James, ship joiner, 76 Alice Anna st
Broom Henry, rigger, 22 Wilk st
Brotherton ot Davidson, potters, Pitt st e of Harford run
Brotherton Capt.T. W. of above firm,dvv Pinkney e of Spring st
Brotherton John, carpenter, German st w of Pino
Broughton J. &c Co. mt tailors, 109 w Bait st
Broughton Isaac, carpenter. Sterling near Madison st
Broughton K. carpenter, Caroline 1 door s of Pinckney
Brown David, proprietor of Columbian restorative of deafness
n w cor Salisbury and Exeter st
Brown Philip, cordvvainer, Camden near Charles st
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Brown Mrs. tailoress, Park st n of Saratoga
Brown Jacob, shoe maker, Fleet st 1 door e of Bond
Brown H. tailor Sc clothes dresser, Fleet st near Strawberry al
Brown Wm. Fleet st vv of Market dw Lancaster near Ann
Brown John H. filer and turner, Argyle al s of Alice Aunast
Brown Eleanor, Ann s of Alice Anna
Krown John, grocer and liquor store, Wilk w of Caroline
Brown John, carpenter, Ann st 1 door n of Alice Anna
Brown Garrett, dry goods mt. 31 Market st & 157 w Bait st
Brown Wm. waterman, 97 Bond st
Brown John F. waterman, 45 Bond st
Brown Sylvester, bacon mt 13 Bond st
Brown Samuel, rigger, Alice Anna wof Bond st
Brown Charles, tavern, Thames st w of Bond
Brown Cap!. Jacob, Block st w of Thames
Brown Thomas, huckster, Bond s of Pratt
Brown Miss Charlotte, Happy al n of Gough
Brown Robert shipmaster, 13 Albemarle st
Brown Wrn. 64 s Howard st
Brown Samuel labourer, cor Richmond and Cathedral sts
Brown Elias, Centre st near Park
Brown Eleanor, Ceutre st near Howard
Brown Benjamin, engineer, Marion e of Park st
Brown John T. plane manu. Lexington e of Park st
Brown & Dallam, wholesale dry goods store, 250 Bait st
Brown Augustine, stone cutter, 3l New Church st
Brown Charles, collector, Sharp st s of Wayne st
Bro.vn C. H. H. wholesale dry goods mt. 173 1-2 w Baltst. dw
Bait st bet St. Paul's & Charles sts
Brown John, grocer, cor Gay & Mott st
Brown Charles H. merchant, dw Mulberry e of Charles st
Brown Abraham, labourer, Columbia e of Howard
Brown R. P. German near Charles, dw Lexington e of Charles
Brown Mrs. Emma, dry goods store 53 Harrison st
Brown Robert, watchmaker &. Jeweller, 168 1-2 Bait st
Brown IMrs. steward, dw cor Couriland and Mulberry sts
Brown Mrs. Rose, dw Holliday st near City Hall
Brown Alexander & Sons, merchants 128 w Bait st
Brown Alexander, dw Holliday near Fayette st [Fayette
Brown George, firm of Alexr. Brown & sons dw Holiday near
Brown Geo. W. att. nt law, office, Law Buildings dwGay near
Brown Mrs. Mary, Ensor near East st [Fayette
Brown Henry H. hair dresser, Holiday st s of Fayette
Brown Geo. dep. keeper of penitentiary, Hart av near Monu-
Brown Geo. cordwainer, Harford av near Maddison st [ment
Brown James, milk seller, York av
Brown ?^Irs. Aim, grocer, Second e of Frederick st
Brown J H com mt. 52 s Frederick st
. Brown David, blacksmith, Montgomery near Willams st
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Brown G. boiler maker, G. Hughes st 2 doors from Williams st
Brown J. grocer, 103 n Howard, dw Mulberry w of Park
Brown James, carpenter, Eager al c. side
Brown Mary, grocer, Penn av s of Biddle st
Brown John, mathematical instrument maker Biddle n of Pine
Brown Abraham, labourer, Biddle al s of Ross st
Brown James, Hanover st w of Emory
Brown Mrs. Sarah A. boarding house Columbia st w of Paca
Brown Cornelius, huckster, Columbia al w of Paca st
Brown Hanora, mantua maker, Marion st w of Howard
Brown George, cabinetmaker, 107 Green st
Brown & Lancaster, dry goods mts. 230 Baltimore st
Brown J. W. agt for Phila. &c N. Y. packets, 65 Smith's wharf
dw Lee near Sharp st
Brown Mrs. Ann, mantua maker, Cypress al n of Garden st
Brown Maddison, Lee st w of Charles st
Brown E. keeper of Methodist Prot. burial ground, dw Hollins
st w of Harford run
Brown James, printer, cor East st and Half moon al
Brown Elizabeth, washer, MuUikin e of Caroline st
Brown Mary H. 107 Aisquith st
Brown Henry, Aisquith n of Douglass
Brown Charles B. cordwainor. Aisquith s of Jefferson
Brown Joseph, cordwainer 6 Thompson st
Brown John, carpenter, 100 n High st
Brown John, shoemaker, Armistead lane e of Light st
Brown John, S. ship builder, Hill bet Litiht and Charles st
Brown Wm. turner, Pratt st w of Harlord run
Brown W. weaver, Granby w of Gough st
Brown John N. mt. dw cor St. Paul's and Mulberry st
Brown Wm. weaver, Saratoga w of Cove st
Brown Joseph, cooper, Bait w of Cove st
Brown V/m. carpenter, Franklin w of Cnatsworth
Brown doctor James S. Chatsworth st n of Franklin
Brown P , teacher, Pierce st e of Cove I Park
Brown J. wholesale grocer, 108 n Howard dw Mulberry w ot
Brown Snethen, carpenter, Saratoga vy of Chatsworth st
Brown John, Carpenter, Eager al e t^'ide
tBrown Anderson, carter, w Bait st extended
tBrown Samuel, waiter. Mulberry al e ot Pine st
tBrown Thomas, carpenter, Pearl st s of Bait
tBrown Erisler, carter, Park lane e of Run al
JBiown Richard, hackman, 97 Green st
tBrown John, Mulberry st e of Eutaw
tBrown Henry, porter, Chamberlain al s side
tBrown Peter, whitewasher, German w of Pme st
tBrown Thomas, barber s e cor Pratt and Paca sts
tB/own J. labourer, 13{) s Eutaw
tBrown Joshua G. porter, carpenter, al e of Paca st
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tBrown Martha, washer, Perry st e of Eutaw
tBrovvn Jacob, Perry st e of Eutaw st
tBrown Isaac, labourer, Lerew's al s of Mulberry st
tBrown Mrs. Mary, teacher, 84 Conway st
tBrown Jacob, labourer, Charles st s of West st
tBrovvn John, labourer. West st extended
tBrown Philip, waiter, Hull's lane w of Aisquith at
tBrown Henry, mariner, Hull's lane e of Friendship st
tBrown James, carter. Low st s of Aisquith st
tBrown John, mariner, Low st s of Aisquith st
tBrown Perry, labourer, 10 Potter st
tBrown Edward, labourer, Douglass w of Aisquith st
tBrown Stephen, potter, Forest s of Douglass st
tBrown Samuel, labourer, Foiest n of Douglass
tBrown Perry, barber, Union al e of Eden st
tBrown Ann, washer, Guilford al w of Light st
tBrown James, fisher, Guilford al w of Light st
tBrown Andrew, barber, Salisbury w of Canal st
tBrown Jacob, labourer, Salisbury w of Canal st
tBrovvn Wm. shoemaker, 22 Fleet st
tBrown Nathan, sawyer, York avenue
tBrown Nathan, drayman, Welcome al e of Sharp st
tBrown Andrew, barber, 28 Pratt st d\v 47 Salisbury st
tBrovvn Wm. tailor, Sara-toga w of Gay st
tBrown Isaac, waiter. Exeter n of Gay st
tBrown Perry, cook, Guilford al w of Light st
tBrovvn Jane, Guilford al w of Light st
tBrown Charity, Hill st near Charles
tBrovvn Wm. labourer, Willamson's al
tBrown Jacob, shoemaker, Happy al s of Alice Anna
tBrown Stephen, labourer, Happy al s of Alice Anna
tBrovvn Peter, labourer, Wilk st e of Market
tBrovvn Thomas, sawyer, Argyle al s of Fleet st
tBrown Charles, sawyer, Happy al near Alice Anna
tBrown Robert, caulker, Argyle al n of Fleet st
tBrovvn Arthur, sawyer, Apple al near Fleet st
tBrown Thomas,.,Stravvberry al e of Gough st
tBrown Edward, waterman, Sprmg st s of Bait
tBrown John labourer. Perry st w of Howard
fBrown James, labourer, Park st s of Saratoga
fBrown Henry, labourer, Briton st Harford av
f"Brown Jacob, labourer. Sugar al near Light st
Browne Uriah, surveyer, 25 e Bait st
Browne Mrs. 17 Lexington n of Charles st
Browning Wm. S. hardware mt Pratt w of Paca dvv 97 s Paca
Browning Ritson, patentee of improved refrigerator, 17 Com-
merce, dvv Exeter near Wilk st
Browning John H. s e cor Market & Thames sts
Browning Wm. S. hardware mt Pratt w of Paca
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Browning Edward, Ropemaker, Light st extended
Bruce John, stone cutter, Franklin st ol Cove
Bruce Henry, mt. dw Pleasant near CourtJand st
Bruce James, Montgomery e of Charles st
tBruce Peter, 12 Salisbury al
Bruehl Justus, Baker, 12 Bond st
Bruff Mrs. Mary, Paca st s of Lombard
Bruff" John K. ship carj)enter, Wilk w of Washington
Bruff Thomas, ship carpenter, s vv cor Wilk and Washington
Bruing Joseph, comb maker, 76 Conway st
Brundige James, com mt GS Bowley's wharf dw 85 Sharp st
Brundige Wm. drug paint and oil store, 23 Cheapside
Brune F. W. &, Sons, com mts Gay near Pratt st
BruneF. W. of above firm dw Calvert noar Pleasant st
Brune John C. of above firm, dw cor St. Paul's and Mulberry
Bruner Andrew, tobacconist, 55 Pearl st
Bruner Daniel, collector, 93 s Sharpe st
Bruner Elias, cordwainer, Harford av near Madison st
Bruning H , cabinet maker, Bak e of Cove
Brunstead Louisa, Park e of Poppletoii st
Brunt Richard, dairy, Penn av n of Hoffm;in st
Bruscup, Albert, tailor, Eden s of Orleans st
Brushwell Wm. chair maker, Sterling near Maddison
Brushw Her Mrs. Barbara, Harford avenue near Monument st
Bryan Catharine, sempstress, Monument e of Edei;
Bryan C. stove and sheet. iron ware maiiufactory, 51 s Calvert
Bryan John, wire weaver, 6 Gould's Court
Bryan Christopher, blacksmith, Barre e of Hownrd st
Bryan John G. hardware mts w cor Gay and High st
tBryan Fanny, laundress, Caroline st n of Pratt st
Bryarly D. american hotel & Virginia house, 56 Pratt st
Bryne John, printer, Pine st n of George st
Bryne Wm. carpenter, s w cor Wilk stand x4rgyle al
Bryson Nathan, G. justice of the peace, office Bait e of High d w
Bryson Hugh, shoemaker, 22 Fleet st [Bait w of Canal st
Bryson James, Porter, dw Hillen near Potter
Buchannan J. M. attorney at law, dw St. Paul's s of Pranklin i
Buchannan Miss Elizabeth, dw Fayette e of Calvert i
Buchannan, Miss Sidney, G.iy n of Fayette st ^ i
Buck Benj. and Sons, sailmakers,, 75 Smith's Wharf
Buck Benj. of above firm, Pratt e of Gougli st
Buck John, Pitt st e of Aisquith st
Buck &, Porter, hardware store Sc nail factorv, 33 Pratt st
Buck John, of above firm, dw High s of Water st
Buck & Brother, Dry goods store, 9 eBalt st
Buck John, victualler, Gist st F. Hill
Buck Mrs. Kesiah, cor Stiles k, Exeter sts
Buck Wm. pattern maker, Ensor near Mott st
tBuck Henry, labourer, French near Bath st
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rtJuck, JBenjamjn, stevedore, Caroline s of Wilk st
Buckey Daniel, int. Bait w of Liberty, dw Paca n of Mulberry
Buckingham Samiiei, engineer, Montgomery e of Light st
Buckingham Llizabeth, dw Sterling near'Mott st
Bucklass tJenrv, j)i!ot, Ann st 1 door n of Fleet st
Buckler Dr. office and du-, St. Paul's n of Lexington st
Buckley John & Co. painters in general. Falls av n of Pratt st
Buckley Timothy, grocer Harford av
Buckmiiler Wm. tanner, Buren near Monument st
iuckmil er Kobt. tanner, North st near Rail Road Depot
Buckwalter A. flour mt. Bait w of Howard, dw Conway w of
•Buckway Richd,manner,Short st opposite Short al [Eutaw
|judd James, labourer, Armistead lane e of Light st
Bugbee Hiram H. carpenter, Cambridge st Canton
3uhre GotJeib v. cons able, York bet Charles and Light sts
iujac Mrs. A. T. lady's boarding school, cor Asquith & Forrest
iulger Michael, Pearl st s of Park lane
Bulger Morris, dairy, Bait e of Pine st
3ull Mrs. Harriet, milliner, 84 n Gay st
Bull &, Tuttle, book and job printers, n w cor Bait & Gav sts
iu!l Edmund, printer, Mulberry st w of Paca
3ull Jarrelt, 96 n Eutaw st
Jull George VV. draper & tailor, 160 w Bait st
Jull John, shoe dealer, 56 Pratt st
Jull Henry, clerk, Aisquith bet Hollins & Forest sts
Jallen Henry, steamboat hand, 23 Comet st
Jullen Frederick, barber, 110 w Pratt st
[ullster Thos clothing store, Light st whf dw 109 s Sharp st
junous John, tailor, Charles st n of Montgomery
junce Capt. Wm. Water e of Exeter st
unten Mrs. Elizabeth, Gough n of Pratt st
Sunting John, carpenter. Canal near Monument st
|unting Wm. J. shoe findings store, 78 n Howard st
•untmg Jane, widow, Hill st bet Light & Chariest sts
jUnyie Robert, musical instrument maker. Gay s of Saratoo-a
Buoy Solomon, tjlacksmith, Sugar al c of Charles st
Buoy John, labourer, Perry st w of Howard st
urford Edward, blacksmith, Wilk st.shop McElderry's wharf
urgan Phdip, blacksmith, Liberty st near Buren st
urgess Barney, carter, Wolfs of Pratt st
urgess A — , carpenter, n w cor Bond and Pratt st
urgess Caleb W. grocer, cor Gay and Exeter
urgess Basil, baker, Jackson Court e of Ross st
urgess Wm. tailor, Sharp e of Bait dw 93 Green st
urgess James, Pitt w of Aisquith
urgess James Jr. Aisquith s of Orleans
urgess Steph<3n, ship carpenter 40 Orleans
argess Margaret widow, Orleans e of Aisquith
JurgesB Alexander,porter, H Painter's Court near Pitt st
BUR MatchelVs Baltimore
tBurgess John, carpenter, Montgomery st extended
Burgman Peter, coachmaker, VVilk st w of President st
Burgoyne A. confectioner, cor Gough and Caroline sta
tBurk Jane, Caroline s of Pinkney st
•J-Burk Thomas, stevedore, Happy al s of Ahce Anna
fBurk David, ship carpenter, Wiik e of Ann st
Burk George W. inspector customs, Ann st s of Lancaster
Burke Wm. printer, 20 VVilk st Mechanics row
Burke Wm watchman, Eden s of Bait st
Burke Miss 102 s Howard st
Burke Richard, painter and glazier, Lexington e ofSharp st
Burke Isaac, painter, 5 New Church st
Burke Daniel, cordwainer, Buren near Monument
Burke Sarah Ann, washer, Exeter near Hillen st
Burke Ezekiel, city bailiff, York av near Belvidere bridge
Burke Mrs. weaver, n w cor Harmony and Schroader sts -
Burke Francis, bricklayer, Mulberry w of Pearl st
Burke Mrs. Margaret, Mulberry w of Paca st
Burke John, wagon cover maker, 86 Euta/A st
Burke Jacob, tanner, Ross st w of Orchard st
Burke Lemuel, grocer, Bait e of Paca st
Burke Nicholas, lumber inspector, Richmond e of Howard st
Burke Mary, washer. East s of Douglass st
tBurke Thomas, seaman, Pierce st w of Pearl
tBurley Isaac, labourer, Water st w of Harford run
Burknap Rev. G. W. Calvert near Saratoga
Burn Jefferson, cabinet maker, Tripolett's al s of Bait st
Burn Hannah, cor Alice Anna and Washington sts
Burnap Mrs. Elizabeth, Gough e of Eden
Burnap Wm, brass founder, Eden s of Gough st
Burneston Isaac, blacksmith, Apple al s of Baltst
Burneston Mrs. Hannah, boarding house. 252 w Bait st
Burnett Mrs. Mary, new dock hotel, McElderry's whf ♦
Burnett S. carpenter, Sharp near Barre d\v Hanover s of Lee
Burnett Capt, Joseph, Gough n of Pratt st
Burnett Elizabeth, widow, Eden s of Holland st
Burnett Wm. grocer, Eden s of Holland
Burnham George, shoemaker, East st n of Douglass
Burnham Samuel, city bailiff, 4 Tripolett's al
Burnham Capt. Enoch, 31 Fleet st
Burneston Isaac, blacksmith, Hillen near Potter st
Burns R. D.com mt. 9Bowley's wf. dw Hanover near Lombard
Burns Owen, grocer, Patterson near Pratt st
Burns Daniel, labourer, 7 Jackson st
Burns Charles, scavenger, Silver e of Eden
Burns Nancy, 9 Fleet c of Market st
Burns John, Mariner, 34 e Fleet st
Burns Daniel, liquor store, s w cor Wilk and Argyl* al
Burns Michael, Caroline n of Fleet
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Burns Sarafi, Hill st e of Sharp st
Burns Mary Ann, Pleasant st near North st
Burns Caleb, Entaw st s of Cider al
Burns John, blacksmith, Sharp st s of Barre st
Burrier, Joiin, tailor, n Gay near Mott st
Burroughs JSamuel, furniture store. Second e of Frederick et
Burrows, -Capt. John, mariner, 5 Market s of Thames
Burt Michael, weaver. Pierce st e of Cove
Burton James, tavern cor High and Low sts
Burton Wm. confection(!r, Gay near Saratoga st
Burton Jonathan, bricklayer, French near Potter
Burton Job, machinist, Sugar ul w of Light st
Burton J. H. tavtrn, 1C8 n High st
Bush Andrewj cabinet maker, Ensor n of Monument st
Bush John, segar makr-r, Sterling near Madison
Bush Mrs. Elizabeth, High near Addison st
Bush John C. tavern n \j cor President and Wiik sts
Bush Henry, tobacconist, Still House st
Bush Joanna, sempstress, Saratoga e of Schroeder
Bush Maria, dry goods store, 78 s Eutaw st
Bush James, furniture Rooms, Harrison st
Bush Morris, grocer, n Gay near Mott st
Bushman John, carpenter, cor Fayette and Sharp sts ^
Bushman Christopher, tavern, cor Gay and Exeter sts
Busch Abraham, sup. sweeps. Light st near Henrietta
Busick Thomas, shoemaker, Cove st n of Franklin
Busk &, Hickman, auctioneers, 74 w Baltimore street
Busk John, auctioneer, dw cor Baltimore and Eden sts
Busk James, waterman, Wilk st \v of Market
Bussey Ann, 71 Alice Anna st
Bussey mrs Theresa, 15 centre market space
Bust Henry, tanner, Hi^h st s of Pratt
Butcher Alexander, confectioner, 3 Lexington st
Butler Jas. labourer, Strawberry al near Alice Anna et
Butler mrs Rachel, boarding house, s High st near Wilk
Butler John, tailor, Bank st e of Eden [Lexington
Butler A. C. boot and shoe maker, 3 Hanover st dw Pine s of
Butler Thomas, boot and shoe man'r, 63 Pratt st dw 63 do
Butler Matthew, baker, Hollidav st s of Pleasant
Butler Ann, mantua maker, n Gay st near Mott
Butler Pierce, grocer, cor Orleans and Canal sts
Butler mrs Mary, grocer, Cross st near Johnson
Butler John, clerk Citizen's bank, dw Lexington st w of Cove
Butler Charles, bricklayer, Chesnut al w of Pine st
Butler Josiah, cooper, Baltimore si w of Pearl
Butler James, carpenter, 67 Saratoga st
Butler Edmund, grocer, Charles st s of Pratt
Butler Catharine, widow, Hampstead st 3d door € of Spring
Butler George, boot black, Holland st e of Eden
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Butler Samuel, labourer, Holland st e of Eden
Butler Elizabeth, Eastst n of Pitt
Butler George, painter, East st s of Halfmoon a!
Butler Moses, tavern, 15 Commerce st
Butler Anna, Welcome al w of Sharp st
tButler Mary, confectioner, Mulberrj' st e of Eutaw
tButler Richard, waiter, Eager al n of Saratoga st
tButler James, porter, Long al s of New st
tButler Henry, plaisterer, 83 s Howard st
tButler Biggs, labourer, 6 Douglass st
tButler Nancy, Harford av
tButler Clemmon, oyster dealer, Wine al
tButler Basil, labourer, Hill st e of Sharp
tButler Louisa, Broomstick row, Lerew's al
tButler Abraham, labourer, Pinkney ste of Caroline
tButler Francis, labourer, Caroline st s of Wilk
tButler Jos. labourer, Apple a! s of Alice Anna st
tButtener John, labourer, Guilford al near Light st
Butterslaugh George W. tailor, George st w of Penn av
Button Joseph, painter, 57 n Exeter st
tByas Horace, drayman, 140 s Eutaw st
TByers Alfred, drayman, Franklin st e of Cove
Byrd Thomas, carpenter, 76 Bond st
Byre Jacob, Lancaster st near Strawberry al
Byrne Caven, grocer and dry goods store. Wilk st e of Eden
Byrne Dr. John, office Frederick, 2d door s of Baltimore st
Byrne Jas., cabinet maker, n e cor Frederick and Second sts
Byrne Peter, cabinet maker, Ross e of Paca st
Byrne Edmund, dental surgeon, cor Charles & Lexington sts
Byrne Patrick, collector, Aisquith n of Monument st
Byrnes Patrick, Lerew's al s of Richmond st
C^ABLE Ann, sempstress, Forest st w of Harford nj»
Cabdilly Thomas, tailor, w Pratt near the Falls
Cackey Samuel, Holliday near Pleasant st
Cade Mrs Ann, York between Light and Charles stS| Jefferson
Caduc John, segar maker, s w cor Albermarle & Prait sis
Cafferty Thomas, lieut of night watch, 3d dist dw Canal near
Cager Plato, brickmaker, n Park st extended
Cager John, sawyer, Salisbury w of Canal st
Cagey James, laborer. Wolf s of Pratt st
Cahill Edward, cor Light and Barre sts
Cain Elizabeth, dairy, Chesnut al e of Pine st
Cain Thomas, grocer, Baltimore w of Pine st
Cain Johttj carter, s Eutaw st extended
Cain John K., grocer, 5 Light st wharf, dw Sharp s of Pratt st
tCalder Edward, grocery and liquor store, Wilk st e of Eden
tCalder Samuel, waiter, corner Hume and Exeter sts
tCalder Charles, grain carrier, Sugar al e of Charles at
Caldwell William, tailor, 7 New Church st
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Caldwell Daniel, dyer and scourer, Light near Mercer st
Caldwell John, stone cutter, French near Exeter st
Caldwell William, carpenter, corner Hume and Exeter ?ts
Caldwell John D., Pratt w of Howard st
Caldwell William, type easier, Frederick street near Gay
tCaldwell Thomas, waiter, n Gay near Mott si
Calender John, segar maker, Bond 2d door s of Wilk st
Calhoun mrs Lydia, St Paul's s of Pleasant st [of Pine st
Calhoun Benjamin C, book keeper, in bank of Bait, dw Balt.w
tCalhoun Peter, drayman, Run al n of Lexington st
Calkman Charles, merchant, Lexington w of Pine st
Callan Jno., grocer, corner Forest and French sts
Callender William, plaisterer 113 Aisquith st
Calo William, carter, corner Ross and Monument sts
tCalington Eliza, laborer, Green st e of Gove
Calvert Robert, waterman. Block near Thames st
Calvert George H., dwelling Pleasant near Calvert st
Calvert mrs Sarah Ann, Hillen e of Front st
Calvert William, whitewasher, Biddle al s of Ross st
Calwell Wm. T. Franklin Coffee house, cor Calvert and Mercer
fCalvvell Perry, carter, Busy alley eofSharpst
{iCalwell Adelia, Montgomery street w of Charles
Camel Andrew, sawyer, Greenwillow st s of Penn av
tCamel Nathaniel, waiter, Chesnut al w of Pine st
Cameron mrs Rachel, Ensor near Monument st
Cambell J, M. att. at law, off. and dwSt. Paul's, near Fayette st
Comparis John L., grocer, corner Henrietta and Charles sis
Campario Henry, laborer, Charles st s of West [32 Fayette st
Camp Joseph, whip and cane factory, 100 w Baltimore st dvv
Campbell Francis, grocer, corner Light and Water sts
Campbel Edward, laborer, Lerew'sal corner Inloes st
Campbell Patrick, drayman, Concord st
Campbell John, grocer, s e corner Fleet and Washington sts
Campbell John, grocer, n w corner Wilk and Spring sts
Campbell William, blacksmith, High s of Pratt st
Campbell Peter, 16 s High st
Campbell James, merchant, dw Mulberry st w of College al
Campbell R. &, A. jewellers, 155 Baltimore st
Campbell Thomas, hygein agent. No. 1 Light st
Campbell mrs Ann, grocer, corner n Gay and Mott sts
Campbell James, carter, n Front opposite Bath st
Campbell George, huckster, York Avenune
Campbell mrs Ann, grocer, n e corner Frederick &. Water sts
Campbell John, clothing store, 43 Second st
Campbell Robert, porter, corner Ross and Orchard sts
Campbell Caleb, porter, w West st extended
Campbell Archibald, silver plater, Bank lane near Barnum's
Campbell John, baker, corner Orleans and Spring st3
Campbell Richard, hair dresser, Front s of Gay st
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Campbell Daniel, grocer, corner Forrest st and Hull's lane
tCanipbell James, drayman, Forrest s ot Orleans st
Camper John, Fayette near Paca st
tCamper Andrew, carter, West st extended
tCamper James, laborer, Short al vv of Canal st
Canada James, stone mason. Tyson al eot Falls road
Canada Ezekiei, Park st e of Poj)pleton
Canby Benjamin, brush maker, corner Pine & Mulberry sis
Candler Isaac, bookseller and stationer, ^^7 Pratt st
Canfield Joseph, cordwainer, Tnpoleti's al between Second
and Baltimore sts
Canuett Hannah, sempstress, Sarnt02:a e of Schroeder st
Cann Lloyd, waterman, Cross e ot" Williams st
Canii Noah, fisher, Johnson near Cross st.
Canns Miss M academy, Pearl st n of Mulberry st
Cannon John B., auctioneer, 47 Fayette st
Cannon Major, waterman, Alice Anna e of Caroline st
Cannon mrs Agnes, 134 n Gay neai Mott st
Cannon Capt. Thomas, 6 Alice Anna st
Cannon F. J., tailor, Aisquith n of Douglass st
Cannon Dominick, tallow ch&rullpr, 57 n Exeter st
Cannon Capt. Jas., Granl)y e of Gough st.
Canton Company, office Fayette st post office buildings, S. C.
Leakin president
JCanvass mrs Elizabeth, washer. Park st s of Saratoga st
|Canvass Tomas, laborer, Park st s of Wagon al
Capito George J., wholesale groc^'r, 335 w Bait st
Capito widow, Honey al w of Charlps st
Cappeau Jos., dry goods merchant, 61 Lexington st
-Cappeau Jos. jr., dry goods merciiant, 69 Lexington st
Capres Jos. H,, ship carpenter, Washingtor. n of Alice Anna st
Carback Elizabeth, tailoress, Mulhprry e of Pine st
Carback Elisha, shoe dealer, 87 n Howard st
Career Jos., tailor, Maiden lane w of Aisquith st
Carey Thomas, cordwainer, 10 Alice Anna st
Carey Jno., chairmaker, Caroline s of Wilk st
Carey Wethcred St Co , importers and wholesale dealers in
foreign and domestic dry goods, 207 w Baltimore st
Carey George, merchant, dw 56 Lombard st
Carey John, cabinet maker, Jefferson w of Canal st
Carker Patrick, laborer, Cejitre st near Bridge st
Carl. William, grocer, corner P.irk and Lexington sts.
Carlin Margaret, grocer, Calvert s of Pleasant st
Carlin Mrs Mary, 35 e Water st
Carlind Jane, confectioner, 11.^ n Howard st
Carlisle Eleanora, Buren near French st
Carmack William, leather inspector, Mulberry st e of Paca st
jCarmack Jos. P., waiter, East n of Douglass st
tCarmack John, laborer, Short al w of Canal st
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Carman mrs Elizabeth, Bond n of Bank st
Carman Richard, comb maker, Hill st e of Sharp st
Carman William 16 n High st
Carman William, 10 Commerce st
Carman Jacob, distillery, Saratoga e of Holiiday, dw Exeter n
of Stijes st
Carmelites, Seminary,' Aisquilh s of Orleans st
Carmichael Samuel, cordwainer, Mulberry e of Pme st
Carmick Sarah, widow, 16 Bank lane
Camel! Michael, carpenter, Franklin e of Chatsworth st
Carnes Samuel, soap and candle factory, Fall's av Concord 8t
Carnes John, shoemaker, Pratt st e of Apple al
Carnes John, cordwainer, Hampstead w of Eden st
Carningham Jas., painter, Frederick st near Etna lane
Cams John jr., cordwainer, Baltimore st w of High st
Carpenter William, cordwainer, Chesnut al e of Pearl st
Carpenter UriaH, Hill st e of Sharp st
tCarpenter Spencer, Bond 1 door s of Shakespeare st
Carr Henry, clothing store, corner Gay and Pratt, dw e Pratt
near Bond st
Carr Alexander, millwright, Exeter n of Hillen st
Carr Michael, laborer, Hillen e of Front st
Carr Thomas, drayman, corner Patterson and Cable sts
Carr Jacob, bricklayer, Park lane e of Pine st
Carr Patrick^ huckster, Lexington e of Green st
Carr James, brickmaker, Montgomery w of Sharp st
Carr Greenburv, iron founder, Holland w of Hartford run
Carr William, laborer. Low between Front and High sts
Carr Catharine, corner High and Necessity al
Carr mrs Mary Ann, Hawk w of Concord st
jCarr William, laborer. College al n of Pleasant st
tCarr Susan, Strawberry als of Bank st
jCarr John, sawyer, Strawberry al. near Wilk st
tCarr Purnell, sawyer, Apple al s of Fleet st
Carragan James, stone mason, Richmond e of Howard st
Carriss Sampson, firm of Palmer & Co., dw Gay near Saratoga
Carrere J. jr. , attorney at law, office St. Paul's near tayetie
dw 8 Waterloo row
Carrere John, 10 Waterloo row
Carrie Benjamin, machinist, Conway w of Green st
Carrick James, stone mason, Richmond e of Howard st
Carroll Thomas, drayman, Concord s of Pratt st
Carroll Tilghman, tavern, G Wilk st e of Eden st
Carroll Ruth Spring n of Wilk st
Carroll Edward, ship carpenter, Washington s of Wilk st
Carroll Margaret, grocer, corner Water and Hight sts
Carroll Charles, wholesale boot shoe and bonnet merchant,
Baltimore w of Liberty st
Carroll Charles R., merchant, 26 Hanover st
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Carroll mrs J. C, Pleasant, between Charles and St. Paul's sts
Carroll John, rope maker, Hartford avenue
Carroll John, grocer, Commerces of Pratt st
Carroll mrs Eliz., boarding house, Williams near Hughes st
Carroll George R., of U. S. Navy, Green s of Franklin st
Carroll Elizabeth, milliner, Madison e of Eutaw st •
Carroll William, carpenter, Holland st extended
Carroll James, Pratt w of Howard st
Carroll William, wholesale dealer in straw goods, Sec, 230 w
Baltimore st dw 102 Park st.
Carroll C. H., merchant, Barnett st w of Charles st.
Carrroll Gardner, brush maker, 226 w Baltimore st
Carroll, dep. keeper penitentiary, Monument near Forest
Carroll Ruth, Monument st e of Canal
Carroll Joseph, soap maker, corner Monument and Spring sts
Carroll John \V. H., recorder of Orphan's court, Orleans w of
Canal
JCarroil Sarah, w Montgomery st extended
jCarroll John, waterman, Iron al
Carroll Caesar, drayman, Sarah Ann st e of Cove
Carson, George, wholesale dry goods merchant, 227 w Bait st
Carson George, merchant, dw 82 Pratt st
Carson George, founder, York w of Williams st
Carson David, carpenter, Pine s of Saratoga, shop Lombard st
Carson George, carter, Columbia st near Green
Carson Wm & Co., lumberyard, Frederick st dock
Carson William, dw e Baltmiore w of Aisquith st
Carter Catharine. Mulberry w )f Green st
Carter Joshua, laborer, Madison w of Eutaw st
Carter William .grocer, Stiles e of President st
Carter Wm., plaisterer, n e corner Gough st & Strawberry al
Carter William, central saloon, Baltimore st near the bridge
Carter Peter, laborer, 19 Albermale st
Carter Clement, coach maker, Salisbury st e of High
Carter Nicholas, carpenter, Lerew's al w of Madison st
Carter Edward F., clerk Merchant's Bank, dw Lee wof Hano-
ver st
Carter J. H. & Hepburn, attorney at law, office 14 Fayette st^
Carter Valentine, proprietor of Senjple's patent truss, 7G
Light st
Carter 8c Debaufre, coach manufactory, Calvert s of Pleasant st
Carter Jas., stock njaker, &c., 107 w Bait st dw 28 s Exeter
Carter Joel, miller, Buren near French st
Carter John, bricklayer, Canal near Orleans st
Carter William, proprietor of Tontine house, 7 South st
Carter Charles, type foundry. Lovely lane, between South and
Calvert, dw Howard near Monument st
Carter John, sweep master, Columbia st opposite Green
Carter Richd. D., saddler & harness maker, Pratt st e of Paca
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Carter R. & A., commission merchants, 74 Bowley's wharf
Carter Robert, Sharp st s of Barre
Carter William, butcher, Monument e of Eden
Carter Robert, paper maker, 37 Water st
Carter James, fancy store, Baltimore st dw s Eutaw
tCarter Samuel, sawyer, Lerew's al s of Mulberry st
JCarter Mary, sempstress, Pierce st w of Pearl
Carthouse Peter A , n Exeter n of Pitt st
Caruth William, coachmaker, Salisbury w of Canal
Carver Jacob, piano maker, Penn av n of Franklin st
fCasan Sally, washer, Cove st n of German
Casey William, meal seller, corner Eutaw and Perry sts
Casev Owen, grocer, North n of Bath st
Casey John, tailor, Gough n of Pratt st
Caskey Jos., carpenter, St. Mary st s of Ross
Caskey Elizabeth, grocer, Potter st s of Douglass
Caspari Jacob, barber, Eutaw s of Franklin
Casper , barber, corner Howard and Saratoga sts
Cassady Edward, accountant, IG Potter st
Cassard Gilbert, cooper, e Pratt opposite President st
Cassard Gflbert & Son, bacon merchants, 67 Calvert st
Cassard Gilbert, bacon store, corner Hillen and East sts dw
opposite
Cassell Joseph, Saratoga w of Pine st
Cassell Leonard, carpenter. Pine st n of Saratoga
Cassoll Abraham, bricklayer, Pine s of Saratoga st
^Cassell William, Marion st w of Park
Cassenn Daniel, carpenter. Mulberry e of Pine st
Castaton mrs H., Hartford run n of Pratt st
Castor Peter, laborer. Sugar al near Light st
Castor N — , laborer, Bath st al near Bath
Castwell Michael, Henrietta w of Charles st
Calhcart Robert & William, block and pump makers, Thames
e of Phil pot st
Cathcart Robert, Alice Anna 2d door w of Argyle al
Cathcart John, Granby st w of Hartford run
Gather William, carpenter, Conwav w of Green st
Catholic Male Free School, Saratoga e of North st
Catholic Churches, see view of Baltimore at the beginning
fCato Rebecca, washer, Fayette st e of P^un al
Caton Leafy, Market st s of Fleet
Caton Elizabeth, 154 Hanover s of Lee
Catrupt Samuel, carpenter. Canal near McElderry st
Catts Letitia, Hampstead e of Eden
Caughey P. & B., grocers, corner Franklin st and Penn av
Caughey Patrick, Pearl st s of Franklin
Caughey Michael, clothing store, 29 e Pratt st
Caulk James, tailor, Light near Montgomery st
Cave mrs A. C, stock maker, 273 w Baltimore st
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Cave Charles, drayman, Ensor st foot Gallows hill
Cavender Ellen, sempstress, Pearl n of Mulberry st
Cavender Abraham, sexion of Friends' graveyard,e Baltimore
st w of Hartford run
|Caulion Margaret, Davis near Bath st
Caufield , laborer, Strawberry al near Alice Anna st
Chabot Gabriel H., Tailor, Light near Water st
Chace John jr., sea captain, 60 Market st F F
Chadvvick John, fancy store, 73 Lexington st
Chaffee Nicholas, distillery, Hookstown road, dvv Lexington w
of Pine st
Chaffee Matilda, Mulberry st w of Howard
Chatter John, tailor. Light st n of York
Chatton Joseph, laborer. Bond st e of Pratt
Chaille Stephen, shoe maker, 31 Alice Anna
Clainbower, John, shoemaker Wolf st n of Fell
Chaisty Edward, grocer, Union st n of Penn. avenue
Chalmers Mrs. boarding house, Fayette st e of Charles •
Chalmers James, keeper of the city spring, Calvert st between
Soratoga and Pleasant sts
Chalmers William, rope manufactory, Harford avenue
Chamberlain Mrs. Louisa, Bond st s of Baltimore
Chamberlain John, ladies' boot and shoe maker, 92 Hanover st
Chamberlain John, cordwainer, n w cor Cove and Sarah Ann sts
Chamberlain Philip, tailor, Long lane s of Orleans st
Chamberlain George W. cordwainer, n Gay st near Aisquith
Chambers Capt. John, Bank st e of Market
Chambers James, brickmaker, Henrietta st near Light
Chambers Mrs. 25 New Church st
Chambers William, miller, Forest st n of Monument
Chambers John, blacksmith, Park lane w of Pine st
Chambers Robert bricklayer, Fayette st e of Pine
Chambers Samuel, hackman, Biddle alley s of Ross st
Chambers Capt Samuel, Wayne st e of Howard
Chamberi Catherine, shopkeeper, cor Hampstead st and Straw-
Chambers Mrs Mary A. Potter st n of Pitt [berry alley
jChambers William', labourer, Calvert st near City Mills
i Chambers Perry, labourer, Salisbury st w of Canal
Chambers Edward, waiter, 62 n High st
Chambers Henry, labourer, Sumwalt's row
IChance Emily, dairy, St. Paul's st s of Franklin
Chanceaulme Martin, cabinet maker, Orleans st w of Aisquith
Chanceulme William, watchmaker, 19 e Baltimore st. dw cor
Gough and Salisbury sts
Chandler John, blacksmith^ 97 e Fleet st
Chandler Thomas, shoe maker, Caroline Rt s of Pratt
Chandler Capt S. V. Bond st n of Pratt
Chandler George W. brick maker, Light 8t extended
Chandler George F. potter, 21 Comet st
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Chandler William, hatter, Low st between Potter and Exeter
Chandlev Mrs Elizabeth, 97 Hif^h st
Chaney William, wheelwright, Montgomery st e of Charles
Chaney Benjamin, waterman, cor Chaisworth st and Chesnutal
Chapin H. D. attorney at law, 24 Fayette st
Chapin Jonas, Mulberry street
Chaplin David, drayman, Charles st extended
Chapman John L. drucrfrist, s e cor Baltimore and South sts. dvr
Chapman Henry, Charles st court [Front st near Gay
Chapman Dr. John, drutrcrist, 68 Lexinorton st
Chapman William, Comet st w of Aisquith
Chapman Catherine, washer. West st extended
Chapman Georire, agent for sale of glass, Calvert st opposite
Water, dw 81 Front st
Chapman Capt Thomas, Gough st n of Pratt
f Chapman Jeremiah, nailor, cor Hollins st and Long lane
Chappell John G. commission mt. S3 Smith's whf. dw 7 Pitt st
C happen Thomas S. firm of Boyd and Chappell, tobacconists,
Chappell John, 35 Lexington st [80 Pratt st. d w 19 s Exeter st
Chappell P. S. & Co. druirgists, 170 Baltimore st
Chappell P. S. of above firn),dw 66 St. Paul's street
Charles Mrs Elizabeth, Hapj^y alley n of Gough st
Charles Benjamin, shoe maker, Happy alley s of Pratt st
|Charles Theodorus, stevetlore, Spring st n of Wilk
C harrier Peter, gunsmith, 53 South st
Charters Thomas, cabinet maker, Holliday st near Bath
Chase Capt Thorndick, Thames st. opposite Philpot
Chase Wi.liam, shoe maker, Lexington st w of Park
Chase Moses, deputy keeper penitentiary, Hillen st near Potter
Chase Brittin, elerk of Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Co. dw
Charles street court
Chase Daniel, baker, s e cor Saratoga stand Lerevv's alley
Chase Wells, commission merchant, dw Eutawsts of Cider alley
Chase Charles, George st e of Pine
Chase Hannah H. Lexington st w of Eutaw
Chase & Towner, dealers in wool and machine cards, 5 s Eutaw
street, dw of Mr Chase opposite
Chase Hannibal H. comb maker, 80 Conway st
Chase Hester, washer, Wanon alley w of Park st .
Chase Alexander H. innkeeper, 22 Liberty st
Chase Mary Ann, seamstress. Crook's row, Monument 3t
Chase Eliza, washer. Potter st e of Low
::Chase Samuel, teacher, Marion, st e of Eutaw
■'Chase Corrinna, washer, Aisquith st s of Orleans
••Chase John, fisher, Forest st n of Douglass
••Chase Allen, porter, Short st s of Jefferson
tChase Betsy, Ensor st near Monument
+Chase Samuel, carter. Strawberry alley near Wolf street
tChase William, waterman, Hcippy alley s of Fleet st
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iChase Jacob, sawyer, Strawberry alley near Wilk st
Chasing Edward tobacconist, 10 Howard st. dw 31 Franklin st
Chason Capt George, Block st near Thames.
Chasteau Capt Lewis, e Pratt st e of Exeter
Cha'tard Dr. P. Saratoga st near Park
Chatard Dr. Ferdinand, n w cor Franklin and St. Paul's sts
Chaytor Mrs. s Howard st
Chaytor Capt James, Franklin st e of Pine
Chaytor Edward, engineer, Holland st extended
Chenas , huxter. Sterling st near Monument
Chenoweth Richard P. plough maker, cor Stillhouse and Plough-
man sts. dw 20 Albermarle st
Chenoweth Richard, blacksmith and plough maker, 5 Ter ole st
Chenoweth Thomas, carpenter, 47 Union st.
Chenoweth Sarah Aim, Exeter st near Hillen
Chenoweth Ann, sempstress, Richmond st e of Howard
Cheny Edward, cordwainer, Saratoga st w of Eutaw
Cheribs William, blacksmith, Perry st e of Eutaw
Chesapeake Bank, s e cor North and Fayette sts. J. S. Gittings
Chesnut William, grocer, cor Hillen and Exeter sts [president
Chester Mrs Dorothy, Water st e of Exeter
Chester William, shoe smith, Pleasant st near North
Chester Thomas, porter cellar, cor Fleet st and Strawberry alley,
dw Caroline st n of Fleet
^Chester Stephen, Strawberry alley s of Gough st
jChester Abraham, labourer, Happy alley s of Alice Anna'st
Cheston J. & Son, flour merchants, cor Patterson and Cable sts
Cheston Gilloway, flour merchant, dw Sharp st s of Lombard
JCheston Stanley, sawyer, Happy alley s of Fleet st
Chew Dr. N. 83 n Howard st
Chew George, grocer, 15 s Howard st
Chew Samuel, sawyer, 45 Potter st
tCliew John, fnher, Long alley near Fredrick st
Chicken William, engineer^ York stbetwen Light and William
Child William, commission merchant, 88 Rowley's wharf
Child Mrs Mary, s e cor Apple alley and Alice Anna sts
Child Samuel, coach maker, 30 n Gay st. dw 21 Pitt st
Childs James, waterman, 1 w Fleet st.
Chllds Thomas, brick maker, Barre st e of Hanover
Childs Benjamin, general agent, cor Camden and Paca sis.
Childs Zacharlah, carter, Caroline sts of Orleans
Childs Samuel, coach maker, 21 Pitt st
China Samuel, weaver, Union st s of Ross
Chineril, John B. pilot, n e cor Wilk_,and Spring sts
Chisholm James, mariner, Caroline st s of Gough
Chittenton Mrs Harriet, teacher, 75 s High st
Christ Church, s wcor Gay and Fayette sts. Rev. J Johns pastor
Christhilf Henry, cedar cooper, 15 Frauklin st
Christian John, shoe maker, Hill st between Charles and Light
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|Christian Charles, labourer, Pleasant st vv of College alley
JChristie' George, labourer, Salisbury st \v of Canal
Christine George, Lombard st w of Eutaw
Christmas Caleb, caulker, William alley e of Light st
JChristmas Nicholas, labourer, Busy alley e of Sharp st
Christopher Joseph, watchman, 119 s Howard street
Christopher Micheel, blacksmith, Lee st betw Light and Charles,
dw Light st opposite Guilford alley
Christopher Harriet, tailoress and dress maker, 103 Camden st
Christopher Michael, tavern. Light st near Guilford alley
Chrisiy Henry, weaver, Union st s of Ross
Chronicle Commercial and Daily Marylander, by Nelson Poe,
office Gay st between Baltimore and Fayette
Church John, cordvvainer, 15 Sterling st
Churchman Mary, milliner, 63 Lexington st •
Churchman, Enoch, 2 Fountain row. Spring st
Circus and Theatre, cor Front and Low sts
City Springs, see view of Baltimore at the beginning
City Hall, Holliday st near Saratoga
Clackner Mrs Elizabeth, Eden st n of Baltimore
Clackner Mrs Rebecca, 35 s Exeter st
Clackner Capt Joseph, deputy harbour master, 92 s High st
Claggett Eli, brewer, e Water st near falls
Claggetl Miss, cor Courtland and Pleasant sts
Claiborne Charles H. ladies' shoe maker, 84 Ensor street
Clapp, Cole & Co. hatters, 5 s Calvert st
Clapp mrs Ann, High st near Hillen
Clapp Enoch, commission agent, 17 Exchange buildings, dw S8
Clappen Joseph, Mulberry st e of Chorles [Sharp
('lare Thomas & Isaac, merchants, dw Hanover st nof Lee
Clare Isaac, grocer, cor Hanover and Lee sts
Clarey Mrs. Frances, cor Lancaster st and Strawberry alley
Claridge Henry, printer, Wilk street near Apple alley
Claridge Lloyd, painter^ Hillen st near Exeter
Claridge Mrs Catherine, Caroline street s of Wilk
Clark Elizabeth/widow, 44 n Front street
Clark & Kelloggj commission merchants, 6 Bowleg's wharf
Clark Joha, of above firm, dw s e cor Sharp and Camden sts
Clark Nelson, of do., dw s e cor St. Paul's and Pleasant sts
Clark Patrick, grocer, Montgomery street e of Charles
Clark Mrs Ruth, Canal street w of Water
Clark Miss A. milliner, e Baltimore street ear High
Clark James, cooper, s Exeter street n of Granby
Clark Levin P. engineer, 39 n Exeter street
Clark Ellen, s w corner Hampstead and Gist sts
Clark Capt. John, mariner, s w cor Fleet and Market sts
Clark Capt. Alexander, mariner, 10 e Fleet street
Clark Charles, pilot, 36 Fell's street
Clark James, seaman, Argyle alley alley n of Lancaster street
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Clark Elizabeth, Wolf street n of Alice Anna
Clark John, Goiijrh street 1 door n of Stiles
Clark Mrs. Sarah, s e cor Eden and Bank streets
Clark Thomas, sail maker, Gough street vv of Bond
Clark Mrs Sarah, Caroline street s of Pratt
Clark Ttiomas, U. S. schooner Fox, 66 Market street
Clark Hannah, boot and shoe slore, 26 Tiiames street
Clark Sarah Ann, 17 Ann street
CJark Robert L. hiixter, 63 Happy alley near Wilk street
Clark Elizabeth, Bond street n of Pratt
Clark John, Saratotra st e of Park
Clark John F. druggist, 130 w Ballimore street
Clark John, Sarat(.rga street e of Park
Clark John, lotlerv and exchange office, n vv cor Baltimore and
Clark John, tailor, Sterling st near Mott Calvert st«
Clark Mattlievv, coach maker, Exeler street near Hillen
Clark Patrick, labourer, Addisoii street near High
Clark Mrs. Elizabeth, East street near Hillen
Clark Benjamin J. Canal street near Monument
tClark Robinson, steam boat hand. Spring street n of Gough
Clarke John, b acksmith, Franklin street e of Cove
Clarke Matthew, innkeeper and grocer, Ballimore st. e of Core
Clarke Benjamin^ cordwainer. Eager alley opposite Chamberlain
Clarke Patrick, warper, Preston street n side
Clarke S. teacher, 6 Grundy's Row n Howard street
Clarke Asa, teacher, 3 Grundy's Row n Howard street
Clarke Matthew, slater, 241 n Howard street
Clarke Henry Wm. feed store, Columbia street w of Green
Clarke Sarah, Pacu street s of German
Clarke J. C. &c F. Forman, grocers, cor Dutch alley and n How-
Clarke Joseph H. teacher, 22 Barnet street [ard fits
Clarke John, merchant, dw cor Camden and Sharp'sls
Clarke William, labt)urer. Green street s of Conway
Clarke Mrs. Maria, fancy store, 25 Charles street
Clarke Elizabeth, Pitt sfreet e of Eden
Clarke Daniel H. cordwainer, East,stroet n of Haifmoon alley
Clarke William, shoe maker, East street n of Haifmoon alley
Clarke Robert, carpenter, 98 n Exeter street
Clarke Thomas, pilot, 53 s Exeter street
Clarke S, Sc T. teachers, n Charles st adjoining St. Paul's church
JClarke Jerry, sawyer, Strawberry alley n of Gough street
Clarkson John, boot and shoe maker, Thames street 1 door e of
Clarkson George, cordwainer, Hume street near High [Philpot
Clary Edward, grocer n e cor Alice Anna st and Argyle alley
Classen H. grocer, 127 s Sharp street
Claurence Patrick, blacksmith, Buren street near Madison
Clautice George, wheelwright, Penn. avenue n of Preston st
Clautice Peter, blacksmith, cor Green and Pratt streets, dw Paca
Clautice Miss Ann, Penn. avenue n of Preston st [below Green
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Clautice Henry, cordvvainer, Addison street near High
Clautice Catherine, fruit shop, Hillcn street e ol t runt
Claybourn Matthew, cordvvainer, 65 Saratoga street
Claypoole C. chair manufactory, Water sireet near Gay, dw
Hillen street w of Exeter
Claypool Joseph, clerk, corner n Exeter street and Necessity
alley
Clayton Henrietta, washer, n Howard street extended
Clayton Samuel, trrocer, Camden street w of Hanover
Clayton William C. printer, Lii^ht street near Hill
tClayton Mar<rarct, washer, Biddle alley s of Ross street
iClayton Moses, carpenter. East street n of Douglass
tClayton Isaac, hackman, Lerew's alley s ot Franklin street
Glazy George, wheelwright, Hiil street near Light
Cleraraenis John, cooper. Bishop's lane s of Fawn street
Clemmons George, hatter, Barre street s of Sharp
Cleormons John, hrick moulder, William street extended
Clendinen Doctor William H. nw corner of Market and Aliee
Anna sts
Clendinen X^i'. Alexander, cor n Exeter and Baltimore 6ts
Clendinen D. 7 Pascault's Row Lexington street
Cliffman Henry, beer house, Buren street near Madison
Clifford Sylvester, sen'r. grocer, Pratt street w of Cove
Clifford James, nrrocer, Columbia streets of Saratoga
Clifford John, huckster, German street w of Charles
CliftonMrs. A. fancy dry goods store, 69 Baltimore street
Cline Catherine, book folder, Exeter street near Hillen
Cline Catherine, Market street s of Wllk _
Cline Heniy, brickraaker, Charles street s of Henrietta
Cline Thomasj theatre. Plowman street opposite Albermarle
Cline Anthony, brick maker, Charles st s of Henrietta
Cline Henrv, 'sawyer, 36 Union street
Clockney William, weaver, Granby street e of Exeter
Clonev James, shipping master, Bank street e of Caroline
Clopper Mrs. Ann^ Calvert street s of Saratoga
Clorida John, cordvvainer, Charles street s of Hill
Cloud Jesse, collector, cor Aisquith and McElderry streets
Cloud R. M. & L D. book and job printers, 94 1-2 Baltimore st
Cloudsley John and Thomas, carpenters, Eutaw street s of Cider
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tCoaker Daniel, labourer. Honey alley w'of Charles »lreet
Coakley P. H. 125 Hanover street
Coale Mrs. E. T. Courtland street s of Mulberry
Coale Dr. W. E. Courtland street s of Mulberry
Coates Joseph, labourer, Harford avenue near Monument street
Coates & Glenn, lumber and coal merchants, corner Pratt and
Green sts
Coates John, lumber merchant, Camden street e of Paca
Coiitea Mary, clotliier, Hampstead street e ol Spring
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Coates Francis, grocer, 11 Grant street
Coates Alexander, copper worker, Maiden lane w of Aisquith st
tCoates Samuel, porter, Sharp street s of" Busy alley
iCoates Jerry, sawyer, Forest street s of Orleans [Wine alley
Cobb D. & Co. wholesale domestic com. mts. cor Charles st and
Cobb Geo. F. of above firm, dw cor Hamilton and Cathedral sta
Cobb Sarah, grocer, 40 Liberty street [dw 77Baltimore stree
Coburn Janies, dry goods merchant, 77 and 35 w Baltimore sts
Coburn William, bricklayer. Canal street near McElderry
Coburn Henry, bricklayer, 16 Thompson street
JCoby Ann, washer. Run alley n of Lexington street
Cochran William, carter. Concord streets of Water
Cochran Mrs. Tamar, Alice Anna street e of Caroline
Cochran Mrs Rebecca, cor Willis & Philpot streets
Cochran Charles, clerk Lee st w of Charles
Cochran David, manufacturer of cotton goods, Preston st sof
Cochran Richard, cabinet maker, Lemmon street [Ross st
Cochran William, distiller, Buren street near Liberty alley
Cockey Dr. L P. n e cor Albermarle and Water streets
Cockey Elizabeth, mantua maker, n Front street near Hillen
CockeyJ. Wheatfield Inn, cor Howard street and Cowpen al
Cockey Edward, lime and feed store, 84 n Howard street
Cockey Mrs. Augusta, 126 Lombard street
tCockey Decatur, carter, n Gay street near Mott
tCockey Susan, huxter, n Gay street near East
Codd Pilkington, lottery office, Harrison street, dw cor Holland
and Aisquith streets
Coe Benson, clerk, Pearl street s of Lexington
CoflSn Henry, victualler, Charles street extended
Cohen E. P. commission merchant, 74 Bowley's wharf, dw n w
cor Pleasant and Courtland streets
Cohen J., I. jr. &, Brothers, bankers n e cor Baltimore and Calvert
Cohfen Philip J. of above firm, dw Calvert st s of Sarotoga
Cohen J. L dw Charles street n of Mulberry
Cohen Benjamin, cor Charles and Saratoga streets
Cohen David I. cor Charles aad Pleasant
Cohen Dr. 32 Charles street
Cohen Lewis 1. furniture store, 37 Pratt street
Coile M. tavern and boarding house, s Frederick st n of Pratt
Colb Joseph, 119 w Pratt street w of Eutaw
Colbertson Susan, confectioner. Wagon alley w of Howard 8t
Colbert Mrs. Sarah, Aisquith street extended
ifColbert Charles, laljourer, Caroline street n of Orleans
Colfer Mrs. Mary, York avenue
Colburn Henry, writing teacher, Paca street s of Mulberry
Cole Samuel, clerk. Pine street n of Mulberry
Cole William J. attorney at law, office St. Paul street, dw Balti-
more street opposite Pearl [Camden
Cole Abraham, dry goods merchant, Baltimore st. dw Pacast stof
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Cole James, bricklayer, Union street n of Penn. av.
Cole and Howard, wholesale dry goods merchants, 245 w Balti-
Cole Christian, Green street s of Fayette [more street
Cole Mrs Rachel, 133 Hanover street
Cole Frederick, labourer, Charles st s of Hill
Cole William, tailor, Monument street near Sterlinfr
Cole William, ladies shoe maker, Pitt street w of Aisquith
Cole William, rope maker, Orleans street e of Caroline
Cole Jarrett, brush, comb and fancy store, n Howard street near
Baltimore, dw Aisquith street n of Orleans
Cole Mrs. Rebecca, midwife, cor Low and Exeter streets
Cole Dr. Merryman, cor n Exeter and Low streets
Cole Richard, iron moulder, 61 n Exeter street
Cole William, Forest street s of Douglass
Cole George H. pilot, s e cor Wilk street and Happy alley
Cole James, harbour master, Wilk st 1 door e of Happy alley
Cole Mrs. Ann, Ann street s of Wilk
Cole Margaret, 10 Strawberry alley s of Fleet street
Cole Mrs. Elizabeth, Caroline street n of Wilk
Cole Mrs Charlotte, teacher, Bank st 1 door from Strawberry a
Cole John, music store, 137 w Baltimore street, dw Lombard st
Cole John R. dry goods merchant, 42 n Gay street, d w High street!
Cole Frederick, rigger, 9 Shakspeare street [near French
Cole John, grocer, cor Hillen and High streets
Coel George, carpenter, cor Pearl st and Bank lane
Cole William P. firm of Clapp & Co. hatters, dw High st near
Cole Thomas R. painter, Exeter street near Hillen [Hillen
Cole Salathiel, grocer. Forest street near Hillen
Cole Thomas, currier. Forest street n of Monument
Cole Richard, bricklayer, Canal street near Monument
Cole Joshua, tin and sheet ironworker, 6 Centre Market space
Cole William H. jr. clothing store, cor Centre Market space and
Second street, dw same "
Cole Benjamin, clothing store, no 74 Centre Market space
Cole H. H. clothing store, n w cor Centre Market space and
Cole Jeremiah, Centre street e of Howard [Pratt street
tCole Phoebe, washer. East street s of Douglass
JCole Sarah, washer, Short street s of Jefferson
jCole Isaac, Salisbury street e of Lloyd
Coleman Darius, blacksmith, cor Wolf and Thames streets, dvr
corner Wilk and Washington streets
ColeraanCapt. George A. s w cor Market and Thames sts
Coleman Thomas, ship carpenter. Block street
Coleman & Johnson, block and pump makers, 96 Dugan's wf
Coleman Edward, block and pump maker, Edea st s of Gough
Coleman R. H. &. Co. druggists, 133 w Baltimore street
Coleman R. H. dw 69 Lombard street
Coleman Jesse, Alice Anna street near Washington
Coleman Josiah, trader, Chesnut alley e of Pearl street
Coleman Charles, book dealer, 89 Paca street
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Coleman Mrs. Mary, Henrietta street e of Charles
tColeraiin John, labourer, Hull's lane w of Aisquith street.
tColeman Adam, sawyer. Hill street e ot^ Ciiarles
Colgan John, distiller, Saratona street w of Gay, d\v 112 n Cal-
Col^ate Georore, printer, 1 Fish Market space [vert st
Collett George, tavern, cor Frederick and Water streets
Colley Richard, carpenter, Pine street s of Vine
Colle'y John W. carpenter. Park lane e of Pine street
ooUier Ralph, tin and sheet iron worker, Gay st adjoinining the
bridge, dw French street near Front
Collier William, J. blacksmith, 3 Gould's Court Frederal Hill
Collins Susanna, Ann streets of Alice Anna
Collins mrs Mary, Lancaster street w of Bond
Collins Samuel, waterman, 44 Alice Anna ?5ti'ect
Collins George C. 8c Co. grocers and conmiisiion merchants, 15
Light street wharf
Collins George C. of above firm, dw High st s of Wilk
Collins mrs. academy, Light street near Montgomery
Collins Daniel, brickmaker, Light street extended
Collins William H. attorney at law, office Court house lane, dw
Fayette street w of Holliday
Collins Dr. Stephen, Fayette street w of Holliday
Collins Samuel, varnisher, Montgomery street w of Light
Collins Thomas grocer, Saratoga street w of Cove
Collins Mary, washer, Park street e of Schroeder
Collins Joseph, cooper, s e cor Park and Poi)pleton'sts
Collins Henry brickmaker, Columbia steofCove
Collins Tiiomas, labourer, 5 Perry street
Collins Lee, tailor, Hill st w of Sharp
Collins J W. surveyor, dw 39 n Charles st
Collins Richard, rigger, Pitt st w of Market
Collins mrs Matilda, Aisquith st s of Low
tCollins James, labourer, Short st s of Jefferson
^Collins John, Perry st w of Howard
tCollins Ezekiel, barber, n Gay st near Exeter
tCollins Marcus, steward, Sugar alley w of Light st
Collison Joseph, tailor. Busy alley w of Charles st
Collison William, merchant tailor, 2 Sharp st. dw 105 s PacJi
Collinus Levi, 22 Albemarle st
Col3on Andrew, waterman, 9 Fleet street
Colter John, labourer, Richmond st near Park
Colter Alexander, clerk, Biddle street, near Bolton
tColville Ennals, waterman, Apple alley near Wilk st
Colvin John D. blacksmith, s Howard st near Pratt
Colvin J. D. coach manufacturer, s Howard st near Pratt
Colvin miss Rachel, e Baltimore st e of Exeter
1 Colvin William, hackman, n Gay st near Molt
tColvin Susan, CaroUne st s of VVilk
fCJolvin M. washer, cor Busy alley ancTSharp sts
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Colyard Charles, carpenter, Hill street w of Charles
Comegys Joshua, baker, Calvert street s of Saratoga
Comegys Bartus, tailor, Pearl st s of Saratoga
Commercial and Farmers' Bank, cor German and Howard sts
President, Jacob Albert
Commercial Chronicle and Daily Marylander, ofEce 8 n Gay st
Conaway Miss Ann, milliner, 96 n Exeter st
Condon Maurice, grocer, 102 Dugan's wharf
Cone Samuel, tavern and boarding house, Water st e of Marsh
Cone Mrs Mary, Salisbury st e of High [Market space
Conely John^ cooper, German st w of Penn
Congo Levi, mariner, Beard st e of Long lane
Conine Wm C. office 15 1-2 dw 15 n Frederick st
Conklin David W. millwright and engineer, Canton
Conklin Mr>:. Ann, Bond street n of Lancaster
Conkling William H. sea captain, 71 Market st. f. p.
Conmichasl William, labourer, Franklin st w of Cove
Conn Elizabeth, widow, Orleans st w of Aisquith
Conn William R. printer, Canal st near Silver
Connant Samuel W. type caster, 19 South st
Conncaray John, Paca street n of Baltimore
Connells Miss Sarah, seminary, 26 Fayette st
Connelly James, s w cor Wilk and Exeter sis
Connelly Thomas, carpenter, ISIonument st e of Eden
Connelly John, labourer, Bishop's lane sof Stiles st
Connelly Felix jr, baker, cor Bank and Eden sts
Connelly Hannah, grocer, Holliday st n of Bath
Connelly John, stone cutter, Calvert st near Franklin, dw 152 n
Connelly Michsel, teacher, 40 Saratoga street [G^ay st
Conner Thomas; jeweller, 32 Baltimore st
Conner Ellen, teacher, n w cor Fleet and Ann sts *
Conner Elizabeth, 19 Alice Anna st
Conner Henry, n w cor Strawberry alley and Wilk st
Conner Mrs Hannah, boarding house, n Gay st near High *>
Conner John, moulder, President st near Fawn
Conner James, grocer, Frederick st wharf, dw s Gay st 2d door
Conner William, haiter, Water st e of Exeter [n of Second
tConnor Isaac, rope m^ker. Cross st near William
Connolly William, carter, Davis st near Bath
tCannoway Ephraim, carpenter, Strawberry alley s of Wiik st
Conoway James, shoemaker, Bond st s of Pinkney
Conoway William, labourer, opposite Lexing.on st e of Rock
Conoway Alfred, cordwainer, Pierce st e of Chats worth
Conoway Solomon, watchman, Madison st extended
Conradt C. J. music master, 6 Lexington st
Conradt C. C. carpet raanutactory, Granby st e of Falls, dw s e
cor Granby and Albemarle sts
Conradt Theophilus, 20 Albemarle st
Consler Christian, 9 Shakspeare st
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Constable Albert, attorney at law, Lexincrton st e of Charles
JContee Mary, Eastern Shore row near Conway st
Conthwait John, clerk, S8 n Front street
Conway Minos, waterman, Lancaster st e of Argyle alley
Conway Robert, carpenter, 118 Bond street
Conway Robert J. carpenter, 120 B:)nd s
Conway William, carpenter, Bismp's alley near Pratt st
Conway Patrick, labourer, Chesnut alley e of Pearl st
Conway 8t Armstrong, wholesale nrrocers, 66 South st
Conway John R. Barre st between Hanover and Sharp
Conway VVm. dry goods dealer, Holiday st n of Saratoga
Conyers Ehenezer waterman, Mill t Tear Pratt
Cook Mrs Mary I awn st 1 door e o 'High
Cook Christopher, cole inspector, Charles s of Henrietta
Cook Frederick, Jr. butcher, Montgomery w of Charles st
Cook Frederick, butcher, Montgomery w of Charles
Cook Isaac P. bookseller and stationer, 52 w Bait st dvv Mul-
berry near Paca
Cook Wm. furniture ware room 23 w Bait st
Cook Catherine, Charles n of Pratt st
Cook Thomas, tailor, w Pratt near Falls
Cook Job' s labourer, Apple al near Alice Anna st
Cook Washington S. auction and com store n w cor Harrison 8t
Baltst dw 78 n High st
Cook Wm. G. watchmaker, n Gay near Bait st dw 24 Front st
Cook John F. grocer, Ensor n of Forest st
Cook Henry, High bet French and Hillen
Cook John, coach trimmer, Potter s of French st
Cook Addison, blacksmith, Henrietta e of Charles st
Cook John J. wheelwright, Saratoga e of Cove
Cook Henry, carpe ter Market st extended
Cook Lewis, Saratoga w of Chatsuorth st [Paca
Cook H. \y. carpenter, German e of Eutaw dw Mulberry e of
Cook Jacob, Saratoga e of Paca
Cook F. granite stone yard, Pratt e of Cove, dw Hiillard at
Cook Job 1, grocer, Union st s of Ross
Cook Frederick, carpenter, Ross st opposite Paca »t
Cook Charles, collar maker, Paca n of Fayette st
Cook John H. cabinet maker, 31 s Howard st
Cook Eleanor, Inloes al w of Park st
Cook Sarah, Wayne st e of Howard [Pitt
Cook Columbus E. auctioneer, 210 w Baltst dw Aisquilh n of
Cook Gcorfre A. fancy atore 33 Pratt st
Cook Wm. printer, Caroline n of Bait
Cook H. cooper, Lee bei Light Sc Charles dw York near Light
tCook Thomas, cooper, Market st extended
tCook John, cooper. Market st extended
iCook Henry, waiter, Pine st s of Pierce
tCook Thomas, car»er, Pierce st e of Cove
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tCook Wm. drayman, J.ong si s of Ross st
tCook Charles, labourer, Short st sof Jefferson
tCcok Moses, wheelwright, Brilion st or Harford avenue
tCook iienry, coachman, Davis near Bath st
tCook Dinah, Conway w of Howard st
tCook James, labourer, 60 Strawberry alley
Cooke Caleb, carpenter, dw Albemarle s of Water, shop corner
Davis and Pleasant sis
Cooke Wm. Franklin e of Cathedral st
Cooke Henry W. dry goods mt. 147 Bait st d w Fawn e ofHigh st
Cooke Israel, dw 5 Franklm Row
Cookscy Wm. ship carpenter, 17 Ann st
Cooley Robert, teacher, Hull's lane w of Aisquilh st
Coolidge Wm. 14 n Exeter st
Cooms John, dry goods mt. 59 n Gay st
Coon John, plaisierer, Argyle al n of Lancaster st
Coonan IVtichael,, blacksmith 12 Lancaster st
t;ooney Lawrence, labourer, Williams near G. Hughes st
Cooney Patrick, cooper, Thames st e of Market dw 22 Ann st
Conry Miss, fancy dress maker, Fayette e of Charles st
Coons Thomas, seaman, Mullikin w of Sprnig st
Cooper Ed'A'ard, mariner, 36 e Fleet st
Cooper Ann, boarding house, Fell st s of Thames
Cooper Hugh, ship carpenter, Ann st n of Fleet
Cooper Margaret, grocer, Market s of Lancaster st
Cooper Martin, carter, Alice Anna e of Bond st
Cooper John, Apple al near Alice Anna st
Cooper Elisha, ship joiner, 151 Bond st
Cooper Wm. shoemaker, Sprmg st w of Bank
Cooper Mrs Margaret, Caroline s of Gough st
Cooper John, brick maker, Water st e of Centre Market space
Cooper John, tavern, Water st e of Market space
Cooper Wm. mahogany sawing estab. Conway near Green st
Cooper James, steam-boat hotel, Light near V ork Ft
Cooper John, American star hotel, n Gay st near Belle Air Mar
Cooper Henry combmaker, n Gay near Aisquith st [ket
Cooper Alexander.|book keeper & accountant 19 btei.ing st
Cooper Mrs. Mary, sempstress York avenue , ... ^
Cooper E. R. blacksmith, Frederick near Water dw Water st
near Frederick st ^ , , i •. . j
Cooper Wells, mt tailor, Calvert near Bdt dw cor Liberty and
Cooper, Jamuel, collector, conway w oi Green [Marion ets
Cooper James, cordwain-r, Pine st s ol ChatswortM
' Cooper Thomas, labourer, Lerew's al s of Mulberry st
Cooper James, grocer, Hill w of Charles st
Cooper Jane, widow, Caroline n of Bait st ,
tCooper Wm. brickmaker, Sugar al e of Ohariea st
tCooper Phillis, Lloyd st s of Bait st
tCooper Isaiah, labourer, Penn av n of Preston st
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tCooper Perry, labourer, Charles st s of Hill
tCooper Thomas, labourer, Wilk st e of Wolf
tCopper Perry, sawyer,Happy al near Wilk st
tCooper Thomas, labourer, Apple al near Fleet st
tCoopcr Wm. caulker, Wolfst s of Bank st
tCooper Peter, caulker, Wolfs of Bank st
jCooper James, caulker, Wolf s of Bank st
fCooper Rachel, Mechanics' Court near High st
Coosler Samuel, segar maker, 81 Pratt w of Howard st
Copeman Henry, cabinet maker 81 Pratt st
Coper Giles, keeper city spring, dw 131 s Sharp st
Copper Rachel, washer, Union st n of Penn av
Copper Robert, N. cordwainer, Chatsworth w of Biddle st
:{;Copper, Benjamin, labourer, Guilford al 2 doors e of Charles st
Coppersmith David, cabinet maker, Franklin e of Cove st
Coran, Joseph, cordwainer, Bond sof Pinkney st
Corbel Peter, cordwainer cor Orleans and Canal sts
Corbes Sarah, sempstress, Ilill near Charles st
Corbon David, bookbinder, Millen near Front st
Cord Wm. cooper. Eager al e side
Cordery Mrs. JMaria, Eden s of Pratt st
Cordray Elizabeth, cor lloliiday st and Orange al
Cock James, sawyer, Sugar al e of Charles st
Corkran Charles, clerk Lee st w of Charles
Cornelius Peter, Gough n of Pratt st
Cornelius S. ml tailor, Pratt near Hanover dw Hanover s of Lee
Cornelius Nicholas, clothing store, Light near Pratt st
Corner James, sail maker, Ann st s of Thames
Corner Solomon, flour mt. dw Stiles near Exeter st
Corner Capt. John, Market st s of Bank st
Corner James Jr. grocer Sc com mt O'Donell's wfdw s Gay be
Second and Baltimore streets
jCornish, Daniel, sawyer, Guilford al w of Light st
jCornish David, cook shop, Commerce n of Pratt st
f Cornish Jacob, sawyer, Argyle al n of Alice Anna st
|Cornish Wm. Apple al s of "Fleet st
Cornprobi Ignatius, drov<^r, cor Light and Henrietta
Cornthwait Wm. cabinet maker, 29 Fleet st
Cornthwait Robert, hat manufactory, 7 Thames st
Corrie James, tavern, 75 Hanover st
Cortland James, tin and sheet iron worker, 10 Bait and 6 Har-
rison sts dw 10 Bait st
Corrigan Bar'.holomew, Market st s of Thames
Corrigan Patrick, laborer, Davis st near Bath
Corster Henry, harness maker, Holiday st near Centre
Corwine mrs Eliz. sempstress, York av near Monument st
JCosey David shoemaker, Williams st extended
Cosgrove Patrick, grocer, cor Exeter and Fawn sts
Coskery Bernard, nail manu. Richmond opposite Park st
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Coskery Dr. S. J- Saratoga w of Cove st
Coss George, grocer, St. Paul's near Hamilton st
Costello Mrs. Mary, n w cor Kond and Gough st
Oostello Mrs. milliner, 29 n Gay st
Costello Edward, labourer, Ross w of Orchard st
Coster Albert, cor Charles and Montgomery sts
Cotter Richard, grocer, 220 n Howard. st
Cotter Clarke, watering place, Hughes st near glass house
Cotter Chester, looking glass store, Pearl st
Cottrell Mrs. Jane, starch and blue fact G4 w Pratt st
Cottringer, Mrs. young ladies' sem. 3 Franklin above Park st
Couch Henry, comb maker, 117 s Howard st
Coughlan Timothy, labourer, Crosse of Williams st
Coughlan, \Ym. drayman. Concord near Pratt st
Coulson Mrs. store in Arcade, dw cor Ross st and Chesnat al
Coulson, Mrs. Margaret, Albemarle n of Stiles st
JCoulston INIinty, Y^rk avenue
Coulter Samuelj tailor. Chamberlain al s sido
Coulter John, teacher, Howard s of Richmond st
Corman Daniel, clothing stoie 72 s Calvert st
Count Mrs. Ann, 74 High st
Count Madam, St. Paul's s of Franklin st
Coupe Thomas, fringe cord & knitting cotton manufactoy 15
n Exeter st
.Coursell Capt. Peter, Gough s of Pratt st
Courser, Thomas, German st w of Pine st
Courtney David, Fayette w of Park st
Courtney E. S. tobacconist. High s of Water st
Courtois Amand, cordial St gin distiller & restifyer, cor Second
st and Tripoletl's al
Cousins Capt. Michael, dw Sterling near Mott st
Constable Mrs. Elizabeth, 162 n Gay st near shot tower
Cousterman George, ship joiner, Ann 1 door from Wiik st
Coward Mrs. Ann, Water e of Exeter st
Co.vder George, watchman, Montgomery w of Light st
Cowder John, grocer, cor Hanover st and Sugar al '
Cowle James, dw Charles st n of Barre
Cowpland VVm. S. Pratt e of Bond street -'
Cox Mrs. L. dress maker, George e of Pine st
Cox W^m. fish dealer, Biddle ste of Penn av
Cox L. J. flour mt cor Calvert & Pratt dw Paca n ofLexmgton
Cox Daniel, plane maker, 28 n Exeter st ^ ^ .,
Cox J. & Sons, imp. of hatters furs & trimmings, 5 s Liberty
Cox James, attorney at law, offir.e Fayette near Calvert st
Cox E , sempstress, Buren near Monument st
Cox James H. firm of Arthur & Cox, publi^^hers of the Athen-
aeum and Visiter dw n Gay near Mott st
Cox Peter, Dugan's vvhf near Pratt st
Cox Christiana, 8 s Calvert st
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tCox Maria, Painters' court near Potter and Pittsts
jCox Charlotte, market woman, Forest s of Douglass st
Coyle Charles, grocery & liquor store, Park c of Schroder st
Coyle Thomas, grocer, Paca s of Lexington st
Coyle James, liquor store, cor Lancaster and Bond
Coyle John, labourer, Holliday n of Bath st
Cozine A. V. St Co. morocco dressers, 22 Harrison
Cozine Abraham, 65 n P>ont st
Cozine John A. bricklayer, Harford av. near Madison st
Crabbin mrs. M. tailoress, Baltimore st e of Cove
Craft Jacob, firm Lynch & Crait, dw 2 Grant st
Craft George, grocer, ne cor. Centre St tSt Paul sts.
Cragg Hannah, n Gay near JNIott st
Craggs Robert, tailor, Vd Bond st
Craig John, Craig's whf dw 37 Thames st
Craig, labourer, cor Willis and Block sts
Craig Thomas, grocer., cor Forrest and Hillen sts
CraiiT Wm. ironmonger, 27 Frederick near Second st
Craig James, grocer, T3 son st n of Richmond
Craig Jarnes, stone mason, Tyeon al
Craig Elizabeth, boarding house, Green s of Bait st '
Craig Ann, grocer, cor East Ft and Half Moon al
Craiger, Francis, bricklayer, Pierce st e of Chatsworth
Crambell Stephen, bricklayer, Wine st w of Cove
Crambliit Catherine, Exeter, s of French st
Crane Wm.Sc co. hide & leather dealers, n \v cor South 8c Water
Crane Wm. of above firm, dw Fayette 4 doors e of Sharp st
Crane James, of above firm, dw cor Fayette st St Crooked lane
Crane Mrs. Mary, IG Salisbury st
Crane Thomas, boot and sho3 maker, Bait eof Edenst
Crane Benjamin, printer, Barnett w of Charles st
Craney Thf?mas, labourer, Liberty s of Saratoga st
Cranford & Haney, tobacconists, 78 w Pratt st
Crangle John, grocer, s Howard near Wine st
Crapen capt. Samuel, mariner, Orleans e of Canal st
Crawford Barney, tanner, Farnklin st extended
Crawford Alfred, Columbia st e of Cove
Crawford Andrew, wheelwright, 7 Perry st
Crawford R. bacon mt. Monument \v of Sterling dw next door
Crawford St McKim, grocers and com mts 6 Bowley's wharf
Crawford Wm Jr. of above firm dw Monument square
Crawford B. A. tanner, w end of Saratoga st
Crawford Alexander, Franklin e of Cathedral st
Crawford Wm. wood mt Light near Lee st
Crawford , coach maker, North st n of Pleasant st
Crawford Alice Anna, sempstress, Hillen 2 doors from Potter st
Crawford James B. tailor, Canal st near McElderry's st
tCrawford Ann, washer, Centre st near Charles
tCrawford Wm. hackman, Peach al s side
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f Crawford Wrn, labourer, Union st n ofPenii av
tCrawford Wm. labourer, Long al n of New st
tCrawford Maria, washer Broomstick row
Cray Thomas, cabinet maker, 82 Conway st
Craycrott Sarah, milliner, 74 Liberty st
Creagh Capt. John, Mulberry e ofPaca st
Creamer Mrs. sempstress, s w cor Cove and Pierce sta
Creamer Joshua A- lumber yard cor Monument & Ensor st dvf
Exeter bet Gay and Low sts
Creamer, David, publisher of the Monument, office 2 Calvert
st dw corner Monument and Ensor sts
Creamer John, lumber mt 142 Monument st
Creamer John, wheelwright. Mulberry e of Chatsvvorth st
Creamer Charles, tavern 274 w Bait st
Creamer John, carpenter, 33 n Exeter st
Creamour George, saddler, Simm's lane opposite Elbow lane
Creamour Wm. labourer, Montgomery opposite Sharp st
Crener Anthony, carpet weaver, 37 n IJigh street
Creny James, grocer, corner Ross 8c St Mary sts
Creery Jonathan, iron merchant, Barnet w of Charles st
Creery John of custom house, German st bet. Sharp & Liberty
Crey Frederick, city paver, corner Madison and Buren sts
Cretzer Christian, merchant, dw Saint Paul's s of Franklin st
Cretzer Elizabeth, Liberty alley near Buren st
Crew Richard, Freeman st w of Lexington
tCrew Edward, brickmaker, Park st s of Saratoga
Crigg widow, 53 Pratt st
Crisp John, 94 Bond st
Cristop Thomas H. boarding house, 21 Thames st
Crissall John, cordwainer, Sugar alley e of Charles st
Crist Wm. victualler, Ensor n of Monument st
Crist}'- mrs Delia, boarding house, Holiday s of Saratoga st-
Cristy Michael, labourer, Biddle alley, s of Ross st
Criswell John, carter, Sharp st n of Hill
Crocker Barney, boarding house, Ann n of Lancaster st
Crocker mrs Nancy, seminary, Water si near C. Market space
Crocker E. baker. High n of Bait dw Aisquith s of McElderry
Crockett Thomas, chair maker, 14 East st
Crockett H. grocer & feed store, cor Monument st & York a?
Croft Edward, printer, 6 Pitt st
Croft mrs Elizabeth, York avenue
Crofton mrs Catherine, Strawberry al near Alice Anna st
Cromer Hannah, Eulaw n of J^ombard st
Cromwell Levi, gun smith, 35 Thames st
Cromwell Thomas, cabinet maker, 2G Thames st
Cromwell mrs. boarding house, 13 Bait st up stairs
Cromwell Jacob G. carpenter, Pine st n of Mulberry st
Cromwell Oliver, coachmaker, Monument w of Canal st
tCrorawell Frederick, drayman, Wayne w of Sharp st
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tCromwell Gabriel, cor Charles &t Lombard d\v Busy al
tCromwell Win. drayman, Potter st near French
tCromwell Wm. al opposite Caroline st
tCromwell Susan, washer, Sarah Ann st e of Cove st
tCromwell David, barber, Bait st e of Cove st
fCromwell Isaac, drayman, s Howard below Pratt st
tCromwell George, cordwaincr, Conway w of Howard
tCromwell Sarah, sempstress, Camden w of Eutaw st
Crone Robt. barber, 1 Pratt st dw Frederick near Gay st
Croney John W. grocer, cor Eden and Orleans sis
Cronrailler Dr Wm. Camden st e of Sharp
Crook Wm. & James, carpet importers, lo3 w Bait st
Crook Wm. carpet dealer, dw Pratt e of High st
Crook mrs Pamela, Bait w of Eden st
Crook George A. grocer, 80 Pratt st dw37 Albemarle
Crook Waller jr. upholsterer, 104 Ballimore st
Crook Joseph, upholsterer, 781 Baltimore st
Crook Francis A. firm Sellman and C. dw 64 St Paul
Crook Charles jr cotton store, French st near Potter
Crook Daniel, victualler, Harford av near Madison st
Crook Joshua, carter, Sarah Ann st e of Cove
Crook Charles, dairy, Crook's row Monument st
Crook Charles jr. miller, Monument st near York av
Crooker Mary, Wilk st opposite High st
Crooker John, printer, e Madison near Aisquith st
Crookshanks John, 20 Light st whf, dw cor Conway & Charles
Cropper Wm. P. carpenter, Spring 1 door s of Pnikney st
Crosby James, carpenter, Forest new Gay st
Crosby Joseph, confectioner, 139 Bait st dw 57 s Sharp st
Crosby Joseph, mt. Sharp st s of Pratt
Croshau Wm. boot and shoe maker, 34 Pratt st
Crosier Thomas, carpenter, n Gay near Mott st
Cross John lumber mt cor Fleet st & e Falls av dw 74 n High
Cross Rev. A. B. 42 n High st
Cross mrs Catharine, Bond n of Lancaster st
Cross Samuel, Favette near Paca st
Cross George, ccrdwamer, Buren near French st
Cross MissMarv, teacher, Park lane e of Pnie st
Cro^s Samuel B'. coach smith Eutaw s of Columbia st
Cross Walter, oak cooper, German w of Eutaw
Crots David, wheelwright 94 n High st
Cross Rachel, e Bait bet Exeter and East st
Cross Wm. Granby e of Gough st
Crothere Capt. Wm- Caroline row Caroline st
Crothers David & Robt. carpenters, 12 Fountain row Spring 8l
Crouch Mary, Happy alley n of Alice Anna st
Crouch Henry, comb maker, 117 s Howard st
Crouch Henry, comb maker, Wayne w of Sharp
Crouch Geo. W. dw Light st near Montgomerr
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Crouch David, Light st s of Hill
Crouch Wm 3 New Church st
Crough Dennis, grocer, 19 Granbv st
Croule Mrs. opp Lexington e of Paca st
Grouse Weaver, Gran by w of Albemarle
Crow Thomas, Shoemaker, Eden s ol" JefTerson
Crow Ezekie!, shoemaker, cor. East stand Half moon alley
Croxall and Browning, patent cordage makers, 69 Bowly's whf
Croxall Richard, dw. Franklin w ot Charles
Croz !er Mrs. Ann Maria, Pinckne}' e of Bond
Crummer E. A lime and feed store cor Monument and Aisquith
Crumminner Mary, German st. w of Howard
tCrump J. Shoemaker, Happy Alley s of Fleet st
Crus Henry, Tobacconist, Hampstead e of Eden
Cruse, Geo. Shoemaker, 8 Alice Anna st
• Cruse Geo. s e cor Alice Anna st and Strawberry alley
Cruse Isaac, clerk in Cohen's Bank, Paca st s of Mulberry
Crusen Isaiah, merchant, dw Lombard e of Hanover
Cryer capt James, Mariner, P tt wo^ JRLden
Cuddy Lavvson, cordwainer, Franklin w of Chatsworth
Cudlipp Benj. Dyer, 44 Harrison st.
Cugle John, merchant dw Liberty n of Marion st
Culley Robert, ship carpenter. Light s of Hill
Culley Langley B. ship carpenter, Quay Alley near Williams
st dw Light s of York st
Cullen Mrs. Mary, cupper and leecher, Bond st s of Baltimore
Cullimore James, tin and sheet iron worker. 111 Bond st
Culling Edward, paver, Wilk st w of President
Cullison Merritt, pilot, Alice Anna w of Ann
Culver Elizabeth, seamstress. East n of Douglass
Culverson Elizabeth, Hampstead Hill
Cummin Mrs Jane, teacher, York av [Bond st
Cummins Alexander, boat builder, 34 Thames st shop end of
Cummins Mrs. Mary, Dairy, Ann n of Gough st
Cummins John, tailor, Ann n of Gough st
Cummins Mrs. boarding house, 41 South st
Cummins Alexander, weaver. Pierce st. w of Chatsworth
Cummins Margaret, tailoress. Chamberlain al s side
Cummins John, carpenter, Caroline vv of Orleans st
Cummins, milkman, Philad Road
tCummins James, Bank sts of Ann
tCummins Simon, waiter, Forest s of Douglass
tCummins Enoch, waterman, Apple alley n of Fleet st
Cummings Lyman, contectioner, n Gay near Engine House
Cummiugs Jas. cordwainer, e Water e of Exeter st
Cunningham Mrs. B. M. M'Elderry's wharf 1 door s of Pratt st
Cunningham John, waterman, M'Elderry's wharfs of Pratt it
Cunningham Mortimer, grocer, 79 M'Elderry's wharf
Cunningham Hugh, stage keeper, 29 Lombard st
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Cunningham Wm. plaster deaier. Constitution near Monument
Cunningham Mrs. Elizabeth, tailoress, Mott 3d door from Sler-
Cunningham John, grocer, French 3d door from Potter [ling
Cunningham Aquilla, stone mason, Hilien near Exeter
Cunningham Thus, cordwainer, Lee e of Charles st
Cunningham Edward, weaver. Pierce st w of Chalsworth
Cunningham Ann, widow, 57 Piit st
Cuimingham Mrs. widow, cor. Pitt and East sts
Cunningham James M. combmaker, East n of Douglass st
Cunningham Wm. C. carpenter, Comet w. of Aisquith
Cunnmgham J no. hackman, Low between High and Exeter
Cunningham Jas. grocer, s e cor Baltimore and Front sts
Cunoals Jas. proprietor of hacks, Ensor st foot of Gallows Hill
Cunyngham Capt. John, Block st w of Thames
tCurel Rachel, washer, Run Alley, s of Saratoga st
Curlet Mrs. Mary, 44 Orleans st
Curiet Lewis, cabinet maker, 199 n. Gay st [Exeter
Curlett John, coachmaker, North st s of Saratoga dw 7*J N.
Curlett John, jr. soap and candle factory, cor Pleasant and
HoUiday sts dw Exeter near Low st
Curlett Mrs. Sophia, Potter s of French st
Curlev Jas W. clerk, George st e of Pine
Curley Jas. 104 Park st
Curley Henry, carpenter, corner Monument st and Lerew s al
Curran Mrs, Julia A. 123 s Sharp st
Curran E. Frederick near Water st
Curran John, East bet Ensor and Hillen sts
Curry Robt. cabinet maker, rear of 33 n High st
Curry Robt. L. High near Pitt
Curry John, carpenter, 32 n High
Cuiry Thos. carpenter, 2l Germin st
tCurry Hagar, Caroline s of Pinkney
Curtain Thos. grocer. Bait e of Cove st
-Curiam Thos. butcher^ Pitt e of Eden
Curtain Wm. keeper of Fairmount, dw Pitt st e of Eden
Curtain Mrs. Margaret, gxozQx, York av
Curtis Francis, tobacco and snuff factory, 56 Baltimore st
tCurtis Henry, sawyer, Mulberry e of Pine
Curve] John, bricklayer, Aisqniih s of Madiio:i
Curval Henry, carpenter, York av
Curvdl Frances, huckster, York av
Cushing and sons, booksellers and stationers, 6 n Howard
Gushing Jos. Pratt st w of Howard
Cushing Jos. jr. n Liberty st no 4
Cushing John, 64 Eutaw st
Cushing David, bookseller and stationer, 229 Baltimore st
Cushing J. Pratt vv of Howard
Custom House, in Exchange corner Gay and Water sts
Cutler Jos. S. fancy store, 69 Bait st
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Cutis Mary, widow, Jefferson, e of Banal
Cuyk Abraham, East Baltimore house, 39 Thames st
UaBBAGE Clias. laborer, Harmony alley near Schroeder st
Dafenger John G blacksmith, Penn av e of Biddle st
Daffiri Benj cutler, no 1 HoUiday st
Dagen John, laborer, Pratt vv of Green st
Dagnar Saml. hatter, Pripolett's al s of Bait st
Dahle Conrad, tailor, 70 Centre Market Space
Daiger J. constable, 67 Conway st
Daiger Jos. Conway near Green
Dail Danl. carpenter, corner High and Trinity sts
Daily Wm. F. surgical instrument maker, 20 N. Liberty st
Daily Daniel, Pearl st s of Franklin
Dale Andrew, blacksmith, s Eutaw extended
Daley Jacob, chairmaker, w Bait st on the Falls, dw Harrison
st adjoining Bazaar
Daley Benj. D. Japanner, cor n Exeter st and Necessity Alley
Daley John, dry goods merchant, 07 Lexington st,
Daley James, oak cot)per, New st w of Eutaw
Daley Christopher, cordwainer, Wagon alley w of Howard st
Daby John, drayman, French near Potter st
Daley James, chemist, V\^illiams near Cross st
Dallam Thos.J. clerk Citizens Bank,dw Gay near Monument
Dallam Francis J. cashier of Citizens bank, dw Pleasant near
Calvert st
Dallam Saml- clerk, 20 New Church st
Dalrymple and co dry goods merchants, ?38 w Baltimore st
Dalrymple John, grocer, corner Hill and Sharp sts
Dalrymple Thos. corner Canal and Salisbury sts
Damart Christopher, shoemaker, Shakspear w of Market
Danberk Frederick, Fayette w of Park st
Dandy Joshua, bricklayer, 3 Temple st
Daneker John J. keeper of Methodist Burial ground, Mont-
gomery e of Charles st
Daniels Commodore, oO Albemarle st
Danemaid iSarah, boarding house, Holland st extended
Dausbury W. wagoner Caroline n of Orleans
Dare Miss, Hanover, s of Barre
Hare and Battee, commission merchants 13 Light st wharf,
Dare Nathaniel C. dw. Conway w of Hanover
Dare Gideon, grocer, n e cor of Conway and Howard sts
tDarer Hannah, Guilford al w of Light st
Darling Jas. sexton of Monument st Meth. church dw Sterling
near Monument st
Darrington Mrs. Mary Ann, Caroline row, Caroline st
Dashields Levering, rope maimfacturer, Pratt st w of Falls
Dashiell Mrs. Mary, s w cor Market and Alice Anna sts
Dashiell James, shoemaker, Eden st n of Gough
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Dashiell William, coachmaker, Holland w of Eden
Dashiell J- J. and J. R. grocers and com. merchants, 6 Dugan's
Daugherty John, Jackson Court st no 11 [wharf
Paugherty Catherine, shopkeeper 36 n Exeter st
Davenport Jos. currier and leather dresser, 14 cheapside, dw
David Margaret, Stillhouse near Water st [95 n High st
David Ellen, milliner, second near Gay st
Davidge Francis H. office Courthouse, dw w Lexington 2nd
house e of Pascau't's row
Davidge Barney, laborer, Eutaw n of New st .
f Davidge John, waiter, Chesnut Alley e of Pearl st
Davidson Chas. C. shoe dealer, QQ Franklin st
Davidson Nelson, coach maker, Eutaw n of Franklin
Davidson A. B. dry goods merchant, '^40 w Ballimore st
Davidson Jas. cooper, Charles st s of Camden
Davidson mrs Sarah, Bait e of Lloyd st
Davidson John, carter, Silver e of Eden st
Davidson Wm. shoemaker, Eden s of Jefferson st
Davidson Robt. cor Eden and Hampslead sts
Davidson Jan^es, turner, e Falls avenue
Davidson D — — , shop, cor Saratoga and Sharp sts
Davidson mrs Sarah, 46 n Gay st [bridge
Davies & J. O. Law, Salisbury flour mill, Belvidere road near
Davies Wm. manf bahn of Virginia, Liberty st s of Fayette
Davies J. G. miller, 81 Bowley's wf dw cor Pleasant & St. Paul's
Davis Peter, s w cor Wilk and Wolf sis
Davis Wm. mariner, Alice Anna e of Bond st
Davis mrs Sarah, Spring n of Wilk st
Davis mrs Catherine, Bank st e of Market
Davis J. C. carpenter, Eden s of Gough st
Davis Amo!?, Pratt 1 door e of Spring st
Davis John, carpenter, Columbia e of Howard st
Davis Amos, 24 s Howard st
Davis Joseph, plaisterer, German w of Liberty st
Davis Hannah, cook shop, Light near Balderston st
Davis John, dw Hamilton e of St. Paul's st
Davis Betsy, Bath e of Davis st
Davis Caroline, tavern, Bath e of Davis st
Davis John, boot & shoe man'y 20 n Gay dw Low near High
Davis Frederick, -coach smith, cor North and Madison st
Davis David carpenter, Sterling near Monument st
Davis John, ship carpenter, Hampstead lane e of Light st
Davis , waterman, Montgomery w of Light st
Davis John, wagoner, Sarah Ann lane near Po[)plel0Q st
Davis Wm. Jr. barber, Rock st n of Lexington st
Davis Wm. Sen'r cordwainer. Park st s of Saratoga,
Davis Charles, grocer, s w cor Vine and Cove sts
Davis Amos, labourer, Bait w of Poppleton st
Davis John, labourer, Mulberry e of Pine si
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Decker George, 30 Fayette st
DeCourcy Henry, blacksmith, Apple al n of Pratt st
f-Decousy , tobacconist, Charles st s of Lee
Deegin mrs Ann, academy, n Gay st near Mott
Deems Adam, blacksmith, Light st near Montgomery
Deems Ann, tailoress, Wagon al w of Howard st
Deenns Jacob, labourer, Welcome al w of Hanover st
Deems Jacob, health commissioner, 73 Pitt st
Deets Wm. confectioner, Carpenter's al
Deets Landrum, carpenter, Silver st near Eden
Deeton mrs Ellen, grocer, Charles st n of Barre
Deford Benj. & Co. dealers in hides, leather and oil, oor Cal'
vert and Lombard sts. dw n Calvert st n of city spring
Degarris John, Argyle al sof Wilk st
Degoy Bartholomew, furniture store, 69 Harrison st
Degilvin John, shoemaker, Fell st s of Thames
Dyginhard Charles, tobacconist. Bond st sof Shakspeare
Degough Thomas, Ensor st n of Monument
DeGruchy J. Baltimore st e of Lloyd
tDehair Jos. barber, Marion st w of Park
Delue John, 34 Bond st
Deike Frederick, shoemaker, cor Fawn st and Bishop's lane
Deichelborough Xavier, 54 Bond st
Delachell H. teacher French, Paca st sof Carpenter's al
Delaha Thos. ship joiner, Gough st e of Ann
DeKerner Christopher, confectioner, 10 e Baltimore st
Delano Capt. Henry, Caroline st s of Pratt
Delano Joseph, ship carpenter, Gough st 2 doors s of Granby
Delcher John, lieut. night watch, 166 n Gay st near Mott
Delia Jarreit, blacksmith, Lee st betw Light and Charles
Dellehay James, cordwainer, Lexington st w of Chalsworth
Dellicor David, cierk, Saratoga st e of Cove
Dellevire & Brand, tobacconists, e Pratt st opp President
Delmas Alexander A. grocer, 4 n Charles st dw s Charlea
Deloste Francis, watch and clock maker, 44 Baltimore st
Deloughery Dr. Edw. D. 24 Pitt st office 26 do
Delsher John, brewer, Holliday st nof Saratoga
DeMangin T. A. baker, cor Liberty st and Wagon al
DeMangin Chas. A. grocer, cor Front and Ililien sis
JDemby Richard, sawyer, Low st s of Aisquith
tDemit Washington, labourer, Guilford al near Light st
Dempsey Owen, baker, Camden st near Charles
Dempsey Wm. Pinkney st w of Apple alley
Dempsey James, fStrawberr}' al near Alice Anna st
Dempsey M. tavern, Pratt st betw market space and Frederick
Dempster James, grocer, cor Williams and Cross sts
Dempster Jas. fisherman, Cross st betw Light and Williams
Dempster John, fisherman, Cross st e of Williams
Denboer mrs Julian, tailoress, Sterling st near Mott
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Denby Joseph, labourer, Park lane e of Amity st
Denmead Wm. Pine st n of Fayette
Denmead Henry, machinist, Holland st extended
Denmead Adam, carpenter, 43 n Exeter st
Denmead Sarah, boarding house, Holland st extended
Denney Margaret, washer, s Eutaw st extended
Denning John N. 112 n High st dw 48 Exeter
Dennis Frederick, ship carpenter, 72 Bond st
Dennis Benjamin, paper hanger. Rock st n of Lexington
Dennis Edw. manufacturer, Baltimore st e of Cove
Dennis Mary, boarding house, Saratoga st w of Howard #
Dennis Jacob, cabinet maker, Union st s of Ross
iDennis Peter, Spring st s of Pratt
Denison Marcus, grocer, 31 Baltimore st dw 13 n Frederick
Dennison and Conain, carpet factory, s High st n of Water
Dennison Samuel, plaisterer, East st s ol Orleans
Dennison John, grocer, cor Eden and Orleans sts.
Denning Samuel, victualler, Harford av
Denny Wm. lumber merchant and ship joiner, Thames st e of
Market and Wilk near Market, dw Market s of Bank
Denny and Randolph, lumber merchant, Thames st e of Mar-
ket, dw Thos. Denny High st s of Fawn
Denny Michael, labourer, McElderry's wharfs of Pratt st
Denny Samuel, sawyer, Forest st n of Douglass
Denny Patrick, gardener, Guilford al betw Light and Charles
Densiker Henry, stove maker, Henrietta st near Light
Denson Walker, cordwainer. Low st betw Exeter and Potter
Dent Charles, boot and shoe manufacturer, 44 Baltimore st dw
cor Holland and Eden
Denvier Felix, porter, Eutaw st n of Lexington
Deppish Edward, cedar cooper, Ross st e of Paca
DeRoncery Charles, professor of music, 94 s High st
Derry James, porter, Mercer st between Light and Grant
DeSelding Charles, prop. Baltimore Museum, dw St Paul's st
Des[)ines Robert, shoemaker, Eden st n of Pitt [s of Saratoga
Deshon John C. 129 s Charles st
Despada Charles, hardware merchant, s w cor Gay and Front
Despada Charles, hardware merchant, 96 Pratt st
Despaux Eliza, 4 Ann st
Despaux mrs Ann, Block st near Willis
Despaux Anthony, ship carpenter, 3 Block st
Dessin Henry, confectioner, Pratt st w of Falls ,
Desvoureaux James, collector, 71 n Exeter st
Devalanger mrs E. widow, 12 South st
Devalin Hugh, caster and smith in general, 88 Harrison at
Devalin Henry, labourer, Richmond st e of Howard
tDeveser Lassy, Exeter st near Gay
Devet James, carter, n Front st near Bath
f Dever James, rope maker, n Gay st near Belle Air market
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Davis John,?cord\vainer, Vinee of Pine st
Davis Daniel M. D. Park lane, e of Pine
Davis David, dentist, Park e of Pine st
Davis Robt. clerk, Saratoga e of Howard st
Davis Rev. John, Green n of German et
Davis Thomas, Holland st extended
Davis Wm. engineer, Holland st extended
Davis Amos, engineer, Green n of Paca
Davis Moses, carpenter, Liberty st s of Saratoga
Davis Richard, mt. 74 n Charles st
Davis George Fayette w of Charles st
Davis George A. carpenter, Barre w of Sharp st
Davis Wm. merchant, 93 Conway st
Davis Ann, Pratt st dairy, 23 Pratt st
Davis Charles, grocer, Camden e of Hanover st
Davis Thomas, tailor, Potter e of Gay st
Davis Mary Ann, teacher, Hampstead st w of Strawberry al
Davis Samuel, coach trimmer, Holland e of Eden
Davis John, boot and shoe maker, Low bet High &. Exeter sts
Davis Elizabeth, boarding house, 30 n Highst *
Davis Rev. Charles A. opposite Methodist church Exeter st
Davis John, tavern, Pratt n of South st
Davis Hannah, boarding house, 24 South st
Davis John, blacksmith, Guilford al w of Light st
Davis Dr. C. S. 93 Bait st e of High st
Davis miss Ann, teacher, Front 1 door s of Bait st
tDavis James, drayman, Saratoga e of Cove st
tDavis Robert, labourer, Biddle al s of Ross st
tDavis Richard, barber, 62 Pratt st
tDavis Wm. carter, Charles st extended
tDavis Jacob, porter, Carohne n of Orleans st
+ Davis Fanny, washer, Front s of Gay
tDavis James, labourer, Guilford al e of Charles st
tDavis Isabella, washer, Sterling near Madison st
tDavis Dinah, cor Fayette st and Z. al
tDavis Win. labourer, French lane near Charles st
tDavis James, Sharp st s of Pratt
tDavis Ptichard, barber, Park st near Lexington st
tDavis Caroline, Marion w of Park st
tDavis Samuel, cor Caroline and Pinkney st
tDavis Francis, drayman, Spring st n ofGough
Davison Robert, weaver. Cove s of Sarah Ann st
Davison Francis, bricklayer, cor Thompson & Friendship sUi
Davison Wm. chemist, Armistead lane w of Williams st
Davlin John, Fleet st e of Bond
Davott Jacob, fireman steam boat, Williams st extended
Davy Wm. bricklayer, n e cor Wilk and Bond sts
Davy Henry, cabinet maker, 95 e Fleet st
Davy capt. Hugh, cor Wills and Block sts
107
DEC MalcheWs Ballimore
Daw James, Frencli st near High
Dawes E. B. furniture car driver, ISrechanics' court near High
Dawes Francis, cooper, Fayette st w of Howard
Dawson Wm. carpenter, Wolfe st near Alice Anna
Dawson Cassandra, dry goods store, s w cor Ann and Fleet sts
Dawson Frances, Ann st s of Fleet
Dawson Thomas R. tailor, Bond st sof e Baltimore
Dawson Frederick, St PauTs st s of Pleasant
Dawson VVm. &t Co. merchants, 47 s Gay st
tDawson Thos. carpenter, Happy a! near Wilk st
tDawson James, labourer, Apple al s of Wilk st
Day Jacob, tin and hardware store, 89 n Gay st
Day Thomas, mariner, Argyle al s of Alice Anna s\
Day Wm. grocer, s e cor Camden and Howard sts
Day Robert J. mariner. Barre st w of Light
^•Day Samuel, hack driver, Ensor st n of Monument
tDay Cats, sliipwright, Happy al s of Fleet st
Day huff Andrew, boot and shoe maker, 26 Pratt st
Dayton Edward F. engineer, Eden st n of Pitt
Deacons Bachelor, carter, s Eataw st extended
Deady mrs Elizabeth, 79 Ensor st near East
Deady J. carpet man'r. 79 Ensor st dw Orleans near Caroline
Deaderly Charles, labourer, York av
Deal George, victualler, Saratoga st w of Cove
Deal Jacob, n w cor Saratoga and Schroeder sts
Deal & Smith, carpenters, n w cor Saratoga and Calvert sts
Deal Wm. carpenter, Beuren st near French
Deal John, bricklayer, Liberty al near Falls ft
Deam Christopher, boot and shoe maker, n w cor Argylo alley
and Alice Anna sts
Dean Thos. carpenter shop, Saratoga st dw Pine s of Lexington
Dear John, labourer, Sterling st near Madison
DeArcy mrs Amelia, St Paul's st s of Pleasant
DeArcy Madame, widow, n High betw Pitt st & Necessity a!
Deatring Judge, 28 s Howard st
Deaver Elizabeth, widow, 8 York st
Deaver Eliza, 243 n Howard st
Deaver E. K. printer, dw Saratoga st w of Cha's^orth
Deaver John, carpenter, Holland st extended
Debarthotls Miss S. seminary, Fayette st w of Howard
Debaufre James, coach manufacturer, s Gay st n of vSecond
Debeet Cornelius, painter, 14 Pitt st
fDebitear mrs., cook, Saratoga st w of Park
Deboss Jo9. barber, Marion st w of Park
Dehon Mahlon, Caster, 16 Tyson st
Debutts mrs Sophia, teacher, 112 Lombard st
Decay Theodore, Ann st s of Bank
Decker George, labourer, Franklin st w of Chateworlh
Decker Marecaret, Georgo st e of Pine
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Devers mrs., French st near Bath
Devier mrs Sarah,, French st near East
Devier mr., Saratoga st w of Chatsworth
Deville Francis, wig maker, 4 South st
Deviney mrs Jane, sempstress, Forest st opp Penitentiary
Devtier Benj. cordwainer, Columbia al w of Chatsworth st
Devious Wm. merchant, dw Lexington st e of Pine
Dewives Samuel, gas worker, Lerew's al s of Franklin st
Diamond James, cooper, Wolf st s of Alice Anna
Dial Wm. baker, Canal st near Jeflerson
Diasy John, cordwainer, Charles st s of Pratt
Dice Stephen, ship carpenter. Fell st s of Thames
Dice Charles, 24 New Church st
Dick Wm. rigger, Wolf st n of Alice Anna
Dickhel Catherine, grocer, Biddle st s of Ross
Dickell J. J. cordwainer, Charles st s of Honey alley
Dickerson Margaret, Market st extended
fDickerson James, laborer, Howard st betw Perry & Conway
Dickey P. man'r colton goods, Saratoga st w of Rock
Dickinson capt David B. Caroline st s of Pratt
Dickinson James, sawyer, Wagon al w of Park st
Dickinson John, carpenter, n Sharp st dw Lexington e of Cove
Dickinson Joshua, grocer, cor Charles and Lee sts
Dickinson Elisha, shoemaker, Cross st e of Williams
jDickinson Rich'd, steamboat hand, Douglass st w of Aisquith
^Dickinson Isaac, labourer, Sharp st n of Barnet
JDickinson Wm. stevadore. Spring st n of Gough
Dickson James, band box man'r. Market st s of Alice Anna
Dickson Lucretia, Salisbury st e of Lloyd
Dickson Wm. labourer, Baltimore st w of Amity
Dickson Elizabeth, sempstress, Vine st w of Cove
Dickson mrs., weaver, Richmond st e of Tyson alley
Dickson A. C. fancy dressmaker, Franklin e of Green
jDickson Daniel, sawyer. Perry st e of Eutaw
iDickison James, carriage driver, n Gay st near Mott
JDjckison Daniel, labourer, Hanover st n of Montgomery
IDickson Frances, washer, Hillen st near Ensor
fDickson John, labourer, Ensor st foot of Gallows' hill
g)ickson James, labourer, Hanover st n of Montgomery
idler Dr. F. J. drug store, 63 mkt. sp. dw Water near Lloyd
Didier Ed. firm Greenway & Didier, dw Calvert s of Saratoga
Didier H. merchant, 70 n Charles st
Didier & Norvell, dealers in silk and fancy goods, 28 s Charles
Diel Christian, baker, 92 Ensor st near Forest
Dieterly Christopher, confectioner, Gay st near Saratoga
Dieter Eustalius, tavern, 134 Bond st
tpieter Charles, boat builder. Spring st n of Bank
Diffendall Catherine, Constitution st near French
Diffeuderffer Dr. M. corner Plowman and High sis
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Diffenderffer John, hardware int. s e cor Bait, and Frederick
Diffenderller Peter, dw s e cor Baltimore and Frederick sts
Diffenderffer Richard, n Front st near Ilillen
Diffenderffer Doctor, Pitt st vv of Aisquith
Diffenderffer Charles, grocer, 5 w Baltimore st dw cor e Bal-
timore and Temple sts
Diffenderffer Catherine, widow, e Baltimore st w of Hig;h
Diffenderffer Henry O. cabinet maker, Water st e of Exeter
Diffey Victor, Ensor st n of Monument
Diggs James, ship carpenter, Ann st n of Eleet
Diggs & Rider, ship joiners, Philpot st dw R. M. Diggs 13 do
Diggs Henry, ship joiner, cor Gough and Spring sts
Diggs capt 15everly, n e cor Pratt and Higli sts
Diggs Wm. carpenter, German st opposite Penn
JDiggs Wm. drayman;, Cove st n of German
Dill Thomas P. tailor, Lee st vv of Charles
Dillaway John H. carpenter, 16 New Church st
Dillaway Thomas, teacher, Biddle st e of Penn av
Di Ichunt Wm. cabinet maker, Orleans st w of Aisquith
Di Jon Daniel J. painter, 43 Pearl st
Di'llon Richard, horse and cow doctor, 12 Mulberry st
Dinsmore miss Charlotte, milliner, Park st n of Saratoga
Dinsmore Thomas, bricklayer, cor Beuren st and Liberty al
Dinsmore Samuel, caster. Pierce st w of Chatsworlh
Dinsmore Dr. Andrew, academy, Front st near Baltimore
Dinsmore & Kvle, grocers, 2 Pratt st
Dippel John, Water st 1 door w of Concord
Disney John, grocer, cor Green and Conway sts
Disney Wesley, comb maker, Lunn's lane, dw Sharp n of Lee
Disney John W. comb maker, York av near Monument st
Disney Wm. waterman, Lancaster st e of Argyle al
Disney James, comb maker. Monument st w of Sterling
Dispensary General, cor Holliday st Lind Orange alley
Dispensary Eastern, cor e Baltimore and Canal sts
Ditman John, city watchman, "Vork av
Dilter Caroline, Maiden lane w of Aisquith st
Dittman J. H. baker, 54 n Exeter st
Ditto Jos. waterman, cor Strawberry al and Wiik st
Divan Elias, porter, Park lane e of Pine st
Divan John, porter. Park lane e of Pine st
Diven Edward R. carpenter, York av
Divins David, segar maker, Pine st n of Fayette
Dixon Elizabeth, sempstress, 11 Fleet st
Dixon Augustus, bricklayer, Canal st near McElderry
Dixon James, curpenter, Pratt st e of Sharp dw Holland s side
Dixon [. F. carpenter, Howard st above J^ombard dw 96 s Paca
Dixon & Kemp, carpenters, 27 s Howard st
Dixon Lydia, 8 Potter st
jDixon Perry, steam boat hand, Douglass st e of Potter
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f Dixon J as. steam boat hand, Halfmoon al n of Douglass si
fDixon Sarah, washer, Beard st wot' Canal
Dobbin, Murphy & Bose, publishers of the American, 2 s Gay
Dobbin Robt. A. of above firm, dw e Baltimore st w of Exeter
Dobbin Wm. carpenter, Busy al w of Charles st
Dobbin John, boot maker, cor Eden and Orleans sts
JDobby Major, labourer, Charles st s of Lombard
Dobelman Matthias, butciier, Sterling st near Madison
Dobrrerr John, grocer, cor Charles and Montgomery sis
Debler John, distiller, French st near Forest
Dobson Jesse, steam boat hand, East st n of Halfmoon al
Dobson & Fonder, house and sign painters, High st near Pitt
tDockens Aby, Bishop's al near Pratt st
Dockins Robert, brickmaker, Sugar al e of Charles st
Docwra Francis, dry goods store, cor Pearl st and Penn av
Dode Peter, clothing store, 28 e Pratt st
Dodge VVm. & G. R. paint store, 26 Baltimore st -
tDodson Rachel, Wagon al w of Park st
Dodged Martin, prop, horses & carts, dw Gay st near Mott
Doire Henry, clerk, George st e of Pine
Dolan Bridget, Front st 2 doors from Hillen
Dolan John, grocer, Harford av
iDoldin Ellen, washer, Low st between Front and High
Dolen Julia, sempstress, Paca st s of Fayette
Dolon Thomas, grocer, cor Howard and Richmond sts
Dolphin Francis, victualler, Mulberry st e of Pine
tDomsen Thomas, labourer, Long al s of Ross st
Domino Henry, segar maker, Wagon al w of Liberty st
Donachy Ellen, Huckster, Eager al n of Saratoga st
Donadieu Peter, cordwainer, cor Front and Plowman sts
Donagan Wm. carter, 23 Fell st
Donahue Richard, tailor, n Gay st near Baltimore
Donald James, seaman, 65 Fleet st
Donaldson R. ship joiner, 6 Thames st dw Market n of Fleet
Donaldson Sydney, carpenter, Spring sts of Pratt
Donaldson Aaron, fisher, Stillhouse st
Donaldson Samuel, att. at law, dw St Paul's st n of Lexington
Donaldson John I. attorney at law and president of Baltimore
Life Insurance co. 21 Second dw Franklin e of Charles
Donaldson Wm. weaver, Pierce st near Cove
Donaldson Dr. 16 Lexington st
Donnell Bartholomew, labourer, 60 Fleet st
Donnell John S. Baltimore st extended
Donnelly James, 13 Caroline st
Donnelly mrs., weaver, Sarah Ann st s of Cove
Donnelly James, labourer, Biddle al s of Ross st
Donnohoe James, ship joiner, s e cor Bank and Market sts
Donnohoe Thomas, silver plater, 6 Block st
Donohoe Thomas, labourer, Bond st s of Lancaster
113
DOR MatchelVs Baltimore
Donovan Joseph S. Light st near Montgomery
Donovan mrs Ellen, cor East and Hillen sta
Donovan Richard, tavern, n w cor Louisiana st and Long aly
Donovan Dr. cor Park and Franklin sts
Donovan Corbel J. carpenter, Aisquith st e of Douglass
Donsee L, Lexington st e of Cove
Dorbaker Adam, victualler, Cove st s of Pratt
JDore Ann, fruit shop, Exeter st e of French
Dorey John, shoemaker, S[)ring st n of Bath
Dorgan John, shipwright, 20 Philpot st
Doris Jane, shopkeeper. Monument st vv of Aisquith
Dorman mrs Jane, tavern, 3 w Pratt st
Dorman Wm. Bond st s of Shakspeare
Dorman Thomas, shoe store, 4 w Baltimore st dw 43 Pitt
Dorman mrs Susan, Canal st near Water
Dorman James, grocer and com. mt. 73 s Calvert st
Dorn Elizabeth, widow, Pitt st e of Exeter
Dorney John W carpenter, Alice Anna st near Market, dw
Bond near Pratt
Dorney Bartholomew, U. S. Navy, Thames st w of Bond
Dorney Bartholomew, grocer, 41 Franklin st
Dorney Henry H. grocer, cor Eden and Silver sts
tDorr Ruth, washer. Low st s of Aisquith
Dorrett Wm- blacksmith, Front st s of Low
Dorritee Julia Ann, boarding house, Camden st near Light
Dorritee Wm. painter, s High st n of Granby
Dorritee James, painter, 15 n High st
tDorritee Jacob, sawyer, Alice Anna st e of Wolf
Dorrough Samuel, milk dealer, 13 n High st
Dorry mrs Eleanor, druggist, 5 Alice Anna st
Dorsey T. carpenter. Vine st vv of Cove
Dorsey Michael, porter, Pine st n of Franklin
Dorsey Henrietta, Paca st n of Mulberry
Dorsey Francis, labourer. Union st n of Penn av
Dorsey Henry, blacksmith, Biddle al s of Ross st
Dorsey mrs Ann, 150 Pica st
Dorsey Rinaldo, clerk, 106 s Paca st
Dorsey Thomas, constable, Paca st s of Camden
Dorsey Michael, feed store and commission merchants, 22
Light st dw Barre e of Hanover
Dorsey Washington, bricklayer, Pitt st e of Strawberry al
Dorsey Richard, 21 Second st
Dorsey Ezekiel, grocer, cor Thames & Bond sts dw 35 Thames
Dorsey rnrs Elizabeth, e Pratt st near Bond
Dorsey Richard, cor Saratoga and Sharp sts
Dorsey Richard H. cordwainer, Mott st near Sterling
Dorsey Charles. Frederick st betw Gay and Baltimore
JDorsey Perry, labourer, Sugar al betw Light and Charlefl sts
JDorsey Benjamin, fisher, Long al near Frederick st
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IDorsey Bateman, labourer, Light st extended
f Dorsey Henry, grocer, Cypress alley f
tDorsey James, carter, Strawberry alley n of Gough st
tDorsey Henry, stevadore, Spring st s of Gough
tDorsey John, tallow chandler, Low st s of Aisquith
tDorsey Thomas, gardner, Chamberlain alley s side
tDorsey Henry, labourer, German st \v of Green
tDorsey Charles, labourer, Pearl st s of Saratoga
tDorsey Matilda, washer, Marion st w of Liberty
tDorsey Abraham, labourer, Lunn's lane near Burgundy alley
tDorsey Eliza, washer, Wagon alley, w of Park street
tDorsey Edward, waterman, 90 Douglass st
Dorton'Thom.is, liquor store, s e corner Wilk St Caroline sts
Dosh Wm. Baltimore st w af Canal
Dosson J. barber, 9 C. Market space
Doster John, tailor, Hampstead st e of Eden
Dougherty Elizabeth, grocer, Lancaster 2 doors from Market
Dougherty Hugh, carpenter, Alice Anna st w of Wolf
Dougherty Solomon, labourer, Alice Anna st w of Bond
Dougherty Robert, blacksmith, Bishop's lane near Wilk st
Dougiierty Thomas, bricklayer, Gough st e of Spring
Doui^herty mrs H. boarding house, Holliday st opp. City Hall*
Dougherty Henry, cordwainer, Potter st near Gay
Dougherty James, printer, Hillen st e of Front
Dougherty C. clothing store, 38 Second st
Dougherty Thomas, labourer, Cross st near Johnson
Dougherty Eleanor, milliner, 94 n Howard st
Dougiierty Thomas, grocer, n Caroline st near Baltimore
Dougherty Jos. coach trimmer, Eager al e side
Dougherty Neale, grocer, cor Union and Ross sts
Dougherty James, grocer, cor Ross and Eutaw sts
Dougherty , weaver, Granby st e of Exeter
Douglass Peter, oak cooper, 56 Harrison st
Douglass mrs R. H. Saratoga st w of Charles
tDouglass Samuel, drayman, Market st extended
tDouglass Richard, mariner, Longal n of Franklin st
Douglass Dr. office cor Hanover and German sts
Douty Grafton, blacksmith, 176 Hanover st
Dover John, shoemaker, n w cor Argyle al and Alice Anna st
Dover Christopher, cordwainer 36 Henrietta st,
Dovey F , carter, 87 Lexington st
Dow mrs Jane, 22 e Water st
tDowden Samuel, labourer, Wagon al e of Howard st
tDowden Isaac, labourer, Ensor et near Forest
tDowden Solomon, labourer, Monument near Spring st
tDowden, Solomon, carter, Forest e of Douglass st
Dowdens Isaac, drayman, Bank e of Eden st
Dowl John, clerk, Potter st n of Gay
Downey Edmund, carpenter, HoUins e of Eden,
DUD MatchetVs Baltimore
Downie John, labourer, West st near Lii?ht
Downie Dennis, labourer, West si near hight
Downing H , carpenter, Barnelt vv of Charles st
Downs mrs, Mary, 7 e Bait st
Downs Isaiah, Pierce st e of Chatsworth
Downs James, labourer, New st e of Paca
Downs Ann, sempstress, 16 Maiden lane
Downs Robert S. cordwainer, Canal near Orleans
Downs mrs llebecca, Market s of Lancaster
Downs Jonathan, shoemaker, Perry e of Lunn's lane
tDowns Isaac, coachman, Saratoga st extended
Dowson mrs Ann, 24 Pitt st
Doxey Eliza, sempstress, George st e of Pine
Doxey Josiah^ pilot, 77 Alice Anna st
Doyle Peter, potter, 14 Thompson st
Doyle Patrick, Ann st n of Gough
Doyle Jolm, boot and shoe maker, Apple al near York st
Doyle Peter, grocer, corner Charles and Lombard sts
Doyle ISIichael, lot & exchange office, 26 Pratt dvv iil Lombard
+Doyle Ptichard, labourer, Eager al s of I^Iulberry st
Draberg Charles, rope maker. Light st exteeded
jjrake Fenton & Co., grocers and com mts, 282 Bait st
Drake Matthew, dvv 67 Lombard st
Drake Matthew, hardware mt n e corner Light & Lombard sts
Drake Wm. rope maker & grocer, n w cor Williams & Cross sts
Drane Jo!m, broom maker, Hampstead st w of Strawberry al
Draper R , tobacconist, Run al n of Lexington st
Draper Sc Stier, botanic physicians, 40 e Pratt st
Draper Alexander, of above firm, dw 49 e Pratt st
tDraper, Garrison, tobacconist, Fore^-t near French
Drive J. cordwainer, Market st extended
tDriver, Moses, sawyer, Hull's lane vv of Aisquith st
Dr^hn John, shoemaker, 39 Fayette st
Drum John, grocer, s w corner Apple al & Alice Annast
Drummond John, weaver, e Sarah Ann sf. Schrceder al
tDrummond Evan, labourer, Lerew's al s of Mulberry st
Drummond Charles, Granby w of Gough st
Dryden &. Son, drapers and tailors, 5 s Sharp st
Dry den Edward, mt tailor, dw cor Green st and Cider al
Dryden Ann, huckster, 71 Wagon alley
Dryden John H. piano maker, Exeter, st n of Necessity al
Di-yden Isaac, grocer, 106 w Pratt st
Drydea Samuel, boot and shoe maker. Liberty st s of Bait st
Dubernard John, mt s High near Granby st
Dubernard Wm. tailor, 17 Pratt st
Ducatel, professor, 15 Liberty s of German st
tDuckery James, sawyer, s Eutaw st extended
Ducchemin mrs Margaret, 72 Camden st
Dudley A. L. telegraph keeper, dw 132 Hanover st
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tDudley Samuel, baker, Salisbury w of Canal st
Dudlow James, cabinet maker, Penn av e of George st
Duering John S. cordwainer, St. Mary st
Duering David, labourer, Saint Mary's st
DufFmrs Elizabeth, Exeter n of Fawn
Duff Peter, weaver, Lerew's al extended
Duff George, 51 east Baltimore street
tDufT George Run alley s of Saratoga st
tDuffin Elizabetiij washer, Eden st n of Pitt st
Daffy W. H. miscellaneous engraver, 97 Bait st up stairs ^
Du^' John, weaver, Union st a of Ros3
Dufly Hugh grocer, 11 Mulberry st
Duffy Henry, clothing store, 28 s Calvert st
Dugan Margaret, Water street,adjoining exchange
Dugan F. J. dw Saint Paul's n of Mulberry st
Du^an Patrick, labourer, Cross near Williams st
Dugan Frances. French near Bath st
Dugas Lewis, clerk, Pearl st n of Mulberry st
Dugas Lewis J. genl. intelligencer office,Holliday s of Fayette
Dugent F. grocer, and stockmaker, cor Eastst &. Half Moon al
Duhamel James, bagmaker, Bowjey's wharf dw 17 Forrest st
DuhuTst Greenbury, labourer, 229 north Howard street
Duhurst Mary, Gay st near Odd Fellows hall
Duke James, grocer, n e corner Camden and Howard streets
Duke James, grocer, cor n Gay and Madison sts
Dukes James, watchman, Henrietta e of Charles st
Dukheart Joseph, clerk, Aisquith n of Monument st
Dukehart John, hardware store. Bait bet St. Pauls and Charles
dwelling 9 n High street
Dukehart Robert W. currier. High st w of Low
Dukehart Jos. &. Co. variety store, 101* w Bait st
Dukehart John, Saratoga near Holiday dw Fayette e of Calvert
Dulan Dr. office and dw Fayette e of Charles st
Dulaney and Baldwin, drapers and tailors, 44 n Howard st
Dulaney Grafton L. attorney at law, office Fayette near Calvert
dw Courtland n of Mulberry street
Dulaney Delia, washer. Bank e of Eden st
Dulany Joshua, Eden st s of Pratt
Dulany Jane, Thames st w of Market
Dull James, shipsmith, cor Light & Leedw Charles near Barre
Dunan Dr. A. Frederick between Gay and Baltimore sts
Dunan L. N. head quarters tavern, 10 n Gay near Fayette st
Dunan Gustavus, Green stn of Mulberry
Dunbar George T. cashier com. and farmers' bank, 10 s Howard
Dunbar Dr. John R. W. n w corner Charles and Fayette sts
Dunbar Charles, drayman. Chamberlain al n side
Duncan James, carter. Concord 1 door s of Water ?'
Duncan mrs Ann, Bark st w of Argylo al
Duncan Menrv, Apple al s of Pratt st
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Duncan Joseph, boot and shoe manufactory, 5 South st
Duncan George, gardner, Cove st n ot'FrankHn
Du.ican mrs Mary, sempstress, Saratoga e of Schrceder st
Duncan mrs Margaret, 42 Fayette st
Duncan Rev. John M, Calvert st n of Lexington st cnurch,
Fayette w of Charles st
Duncan James, machinist, Barre e of Sharp st
Dundore Henry, tavern, s e cor Lancaster and Market sts
Dungan Stephen, cooper. Stiles e of High st
, Dungan Wm. 9 New Church st
Dungan Francis, shoedealer, Bait e of Howard st
Dungan W. shoedealer, 72 Lexington dw 9 New Church st
Dungan Stevenson, scow hirer. tJ'i Pratt st
Dunham Jacob, shipwright, TOO Ann st
Dunham James, waterman, Bond 1 door s of Fleet
Dunkel mrs Catharine, High n of Granby
Dunkin L. H. ship builder, 2 Fell st
Dunlevy Thomas C. livery stables, n Gay near Fayette dw
next door
Dunlevy Thos. C. livery stables Swan st near Marsh Market sp
Dunlap John, painter, 144 Aisquith st
Danlop John, corner Charles and Hill streets
Dunnington , tobacco mt. dw Hanover s of Barre
Danmead Wm. machmist, Cove st e of Lexington st
Dunn T. W. dentist, corner Fayette and Liberty sts
Dunn Michael, wheelwright and blacksmith, 60 n High st
Dunn Catherine, tavern, 58 s Calvert st
Dunn John, labourer, Albemarle s of Pratt st
Dunn Francis, huckster, corner Light and York sts
Dunn H. M. carpenter, Light st extended
Dunn William, carter, Liberty al near Monument st
Dunn and Swan, lumber merchants, 27 Light st wharf
Dunn Washington, huckster, Welcome al near Charles st
Dunn mrs Susan, huckster, Lee 3 doors e of Charles st
Dunn Jane, grocer, Franklin e of Cove st
Dunn sarah, Thames st e of Ann
tDunn Charles, labourer, n Gay near Mott st
Dunnagan Patrick, carter, Lancaster st w of Apple alley
Durack Lawrence, Wilk st w of Albemarle
Durand Beojamin, cordwainer, 148 Low st
Durandean John, silversmith, Front n of Pitt st
Durant John, ropemaker, Light st extended
Durborow Hammond, dry goods mt. 5H Bait st & 6 Market sp
Durborow John, merchant, 24 Eutaw street
Durchhanson E. C. dry goods mt. 49 n Howard
Durding Henry, oyster house, Wilk st e of Caroline
Durding Stephen, constable. Hill ste of Hanover
Durding John, plough maker, Pratt w of Harford run
Durham Lloyd, grocer, corner Eutaw and Camden sts
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Durham George, weaver, Pierce st w of Chatsvvorth
Durham William, tailor, 28 New Church street
Durkee Dr. 11. A. office and dwelling 38 n Gay st
Durkee Pearl, cabinet maker, Pitt st 3d door irom Aisquith
Durlin Edward, Caroline st 1 door s of Bank
Durman David, weaver, Sarah Annst w of Cove
Durning Mrs. Mary, milliner, East st n of Douglass
Durocher A . H. professor of dancing, Law Buildings, cor St.
Paul's and Lexington sts. dw 84 Sharp st
Durr William, carpenter, Cove st n ol Fayette
Durst J. F. cotton wadding factory, Penn. avenue n of Biddie s
Durst J. dw cor Hanover st and Busy alley
Duser John, labourer, 69 Bond st
Dushane John, carpenter, Saratoga st w of Chatsworth
Dushane Valentine, carpenter, Green st ii of Lombard^ dw
Franklin st w of Pearl
Dushane John, carpenter, Green st n of Lombard
Dushane Cornelius, bricklayer, cor Sharp and Perry
Dushane John, carpenter, dw Sharp st s of Perry
Dutton RoiJert, justce of peace, Bond st s of Fleet
Dutton John, bricklayer, Caroline row, Caroline st
Dutton Wiiliani, n e cor High and Granby sts
fDutton Sarah, washer, Sterling st near Monument
Duvall Charles, blacksmith, Market st extended f. p.
Duvall 1 acob, enrrineer, Hanover st n of Sugar alley
Duvall & Macubbln, house, sign and ornamental painters, Fayette
st e of Calvert
Duvall Sarah, North st n of Pleasant
Duvall Lemuel E. broker, Second st near South, dw Conway st
w of Levin's alley
Duvall Richard C. machinist, Conway st w of Green
Duvall Richanl, firm of McDowell & Duvall, dw Green st s of
German street
Duvall Rebecca, Green st n of Lombard
Duvall Peal, labourer, Hanover st s of Montgomery
Duvall John H. merchant, Charles stn of Hambleton
Duvall James, cord wainer, Holland st w of Eden
Duvall Mrs Mary, 14 n High st
Duvall Christopher, mariner, Johnson st s of Cross
|Duvall Richard, drayman, Long alley s of Ross st
Dye Marv, sempstress, 64 Market st f. p.
Dysart*' Moses A. e Baltimore st w of Exeter
Dyson Mrs Mary, weaver, Chatsworjh st n of Saratoga
Hiachus Joseph, clerk, dw Columbia st e of Howard
Eager Alexander, cordwainer, Caroline st n of Baltimore
Ealer Eliz^ibeth, 101 Alice Anna st
Ealey William, ship carpenter, s w cor Wolf and Alice Anna sts
Ealey Jacob, labourer, Orleans st w of Caroline
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Eareckson F. ship joiner, Wilk st near Harlbrd Run
Eareckson Robert, carpenter, Wilk st e of Exeter
Eareckson Mary, Wilk st c of Pratt
Earickson Tiio'mas, lumber inspector, Wilk st 1 door e of Exeter
Earles Samuel, cordwainer, Wagon alley w of Park st
Earnest George &c W. Cowles, china store, 27 s Calvert st
Earnest George, of above firm, dw 9 Waterloo row Calvert st
Earnest George, attorney at law, n e cor Fayette &. St Paul's st8
Earnickin John, sawyer, Philpot st e of Wilk
Easter Hamilton, dry goods merchant, 125 Baltimore st
Easter John of Jno. dry goods merchant, 97 Baltimore st. dw
Pratt st near Exeter
Easter John, dry goods merchant, 39 Baltimore st. dw Baltimore
street near Aisquith
Easley Thomas, boat builder, 76 Alice Anna st
Eastley Miss Ann, cor Gough and Eden
Eastman Jonathan S. farmers' repository, Pratt st. dw Barre si
between Hanover and Sharp sts
Eastman 8c Whittington, commission mts, 85 Bowley's wharf
Easton Robert, labourer, Cross st near Jolinson
Eastwood & Marsh, cabinet makers, 27 e Baltimore st
Eaton Ann, shopkeeper, Armistead lane w of William st
Eaverson Isabella, baker, n Howard st s of Richmond
Ebaugh Henry, keeper of Court House, dw Saratoga st w of
Ebaugh Henry, Liberty st s of Saratoga [Chalsworth
Ebaugh George, carpenter, Sarato^ra st w of Chatsworth
Ebbs E. academy, Camden st e oi" Hanover
Eberly Macrdt-lina, Forest st opposite Penitentiary
Ebsworlh M. brass founder, 84 Baltimore st
Ebsworth Thomas, fender manufactory, n Frederick st near Balto
Eccleston James, trader. Mulberry st e of Pine
Eccleston Rev. Samuel, archbishop, cor Mulberry and Charles
Eccleston Cyrus, butcher. Potter st w of Douglass
Eccleston ArchiJDald, Strawberry alley u of Alice Anna st
Eckel William, grocer, cor Exeter and Hillen sts
Eckman Benjamin, shoe maker, Argyle alley s of Alice Anna st
Eddy Mary, fruit shop, Harford avenue near Monument st
tEddicks jarrett, labourer, Carpenter alley e of Paca st
Eden Alexander, bacon seller, Charles st s of Henrietta
Eden Adam, Lancaster st e of Strawberry alley
Edes Mrs M. A. boarding house, cor Light st and Wine alley /
Edgar Mrs Nancy, sempstress, rear of 100 Dugan's wharf
Edgar William, collector, 28 Baltimore si
Edhlex Joseph, Lancaster st e of Strawberry alley
Edmonds Richard, grocer, cor Potter and French sts
Edmondson Moses, Charles st n of Henrietta
Edmondson Thomas, Franklin st extended
E<lward3 Henry, mariner, 92 Market st
Edwards John, Thames st e of Bond
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Edwards William R. 11 Bond st
Edwards Joseph, brass worker, Falls av. dw cor Pratt and
Edwards George, segar maker, Park st w of Schroeder
Edwards Ann, Biddle st s of Pennsylvania avenue
Edwards Richard H. dealer in criass, 36 s Charles st
Edwards Robert, carpenter, Orleans st e of Friendship
Edwards Amelia, Silver st w of Eden
Edwards R. merchant, dw 65 Lombard st
Edwards James, dry goods merchant, 51 Baltimore st. dw 73
Edwards Henry, cabinet ware room, 90 Harrison st
tEd wards Sarah, washer. Bond st s of Shakspeare
f Effert Peter, labourer. Perry st e of Eutaw
Egan Daniel, grocer, Camden st e of Paca
Egan James, iron founder, Sugar alley wof Light st
Egenton & Morris, French burr millstone maker, w Falls a v.
Egenton Mrs Margaret, cor Paca and Saratoga sts
Egerton Garrett, labourer, Caroline st s of Wilk
Egerton John B. lottery and exchange office, cor South and
Water sts. dw cor Exeter and Salisbury sts
Eglesion, Rebecca, Bond st n of Pratt
Egleston Mrs. Elizabeth, cor Bank st and Strawberry alley
Egleslon Benjamin, carpenter, Mulberry si e of Pine
Egleston Joseph, carpenter, Pine st n of Mulberry
Eglin Mary, VYoll'st between Alice Anna and Lancaster sts
Ehlen John H. 152 Paca street
Ehlen & Rieman, sugar refiners, Paca st s of Franklin
Eliler Hannah, shop keeper, cor Orleans st and Long lane
Ehrinan Christopher, confectioner, Exeter st n of Pitt
Ehrman John, carpenter, Granby st e of Exeter
Ehsen Henry, whip maker, cor Eutaw and Columbia sts
Eichelberger William, dw Lexington st e of Charles
Eichelberger George S. justice of peace, Second st near Gay, dw
Eichelberger J. M. painter, 104 s Paca st [High st near French
Eichelberger I. F. & J. S. tobacconists, 95 n Howard st
Eichelberger J. F. dw Camden st betw Eutaw and Paca
Eichelberger Martin, weigh master, 24 Hanover et
Eighorn George, labourer, cor Bond St Lancaster sts
Einwater Alexander, blacksmith, Hill st e of Charles
Eisell John J. saddler, Pitt st e of Exeter
Eisenbrani C. H. musical instrument maker, 54 Baltimore st
Eisinger George, carpenter, 56 Market st f. p.
Elbert Dr. Wm. H. 58 Market st f. p.
Elder Henry, watchman, Pennsylvania avenue s of Union st
Eider Basil S. & Son, grocers and forwarding mts. 10 n Eutaw st
Elder BasiJ, merchant, dw QQ Fayette st
Elder Samuel, grocer and ship chandler, 91 Smith's wJ«rf, dw
Elder F. W. 282 Baltimore st ' [cor Exeter and Wilk sts
Elder Mrs Catherine, 14 York st
Elder Francis, copper smith, 14 York st
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Elder Samuel, grocer, Smith's wharf, dw Pratt st w of Hartford
Elder — ' , barkeeper, North st s of Pleasant
Ellioii Cohen H. second hand store, 39 1-2 n Howard st
Ellender, William, n Gay st near Mott
Ellerman Bernhard, carpenter, Saratoga st e of Schroeder
Ellery Absolom, goldsmith and jeweller, cor Hanover and Lom-
fcard sts. dw Franklin st e of Pine
EUess Margaret, Crook's row, Monument st
Ellett Benjamin, watchman, Mulliken st e of Caroline
Ellicott E, T. and Co. wholesale iron wharehoiise, cor Light and
Ellic^tt EvanT. of above firm, dw Pratt w of Sharp [Balderston
Eilicou Abraham, blacksmith, French st near Potter
Ellicott Jonathan and Sons, millers, Patterson st wharf
Ellicott AnJreWjJohn & Co. 5 Ellicott fronting on Light st
Ellicott S. jr. Sharp st s of German
Ellinsworili William, waterman, Granby st e of Gough
EUiott Ann, Park lane w of Pearl street
Elliott Thomas, teamster. Pearl st s of Park lane
Elliott James, plaisterer, 5 Jackson court street
Elliott George, cordwaincr, Franklin st w of Chatsworth st
Elliott Jame^, labourer, Ross st w of Eutaw
EUiott G. carpenter, Maddison st w of Howard
Elliott William, shoe maker, Orleans st w of Aisquith
Elliott Henry, butcher, 261 Forest st
Elliott William, shoe maker, York st betw Light and Charles
Elliott John H. painter, Granby st w of Harford run
Elliott Nicholas, grocer, e water st near Harford run
Elliott Edward, carpenter, Happy alley n of Fleet st. dw.e Bal-
timore st opposite Columbia Gardens
ElUott John, piano tuner. Park st s of Marion
Elliott Edward, dw rear of Twelve Buildings?
Elliott William, carter. Canal st near Monument
Elliott Hubhard, shoe maker. Light st extended
Elliott Mrs. Elizabeth, grocer, Ensor st near Mott
Elliott Isabella, Ensor st near Forest
Elliott William, tailor, 30 Camden st
Elliott Margaret, Buren st near French
Elliott James cordwainer, Canal st near Jefferson
Elliott Samuel, labourer, Baliimorest extended
{;EHiott Robert, waiter, Park st s of Saratoga
Ellis James, turner, Front st near Bath
ElHs Charles, Market st s of Thames
Ellis Thomas, collector and general agent, n e cor Stiles and High
Ellis Benjamin, labourer, Spring st near Bank
Ellis W^illiam, sawyer, Plowman st w of Albermarle
Ellis Jesse, coach harness manufacturer, German st vv of Liberty
Elhs John, Hookstown road,
JEllis Isabella, Salisbury st w of Canal
Edison Sanniel, Gough st e of Eden
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Pillisor. Alexander, second hand furniture store, 62 n Howard st
Ellmore James, victualler, Gist st Hampstead Hill
Ellms John, cooper, Mercer st e of Light
Elterman Frederick, Adelphi House, s w cor Fayette and Holli-
Eltonhead T. jeweller, 82 Harrison st [day sts
Ellsby Saujuel, tailor. Sterling st near Mott
tEllsby T. Sawyer, Pleasant st e of Park
Elsroad Francis, labourer. Busy alley w of Charles st
Elvins William, watchmaker. Wolf sts of Fleet
Ely John L. cor Pratt st and Apple alley
Ely John, Pearl st a of Chesnut alley
Ely Mahlon S. boot and shoe r^anuliicturer, Gay st near High
Emart William, carpenter, n Gay st near Aisquith
Emerick David, cordwaiuer, Penn. avenue n of Preston st
Emerson Richard, rigger, Addison st near High
JEmerson Mati.da, Salisbury st w of Canal
Emich Nicholas, cabinet maker, Baltimore st w of Pearl, dw
Pearl st n of Baltimore
Eraich John, tinner, Baltimore st w of Paca
Emmart John, carpenter, French st near High
Emmart Michsel, carpenter, n Gay st near Mott
Emmart Tljomas, grocer, s e cor High and Pratt sts
Emmart Henry, tobacconist, s e cor Howard and Pratt sts.
Emory John B. grocer, n e cor Franklin and Chatsworth sts
Emory Gideon, Franklin st w of Park
Emory Gideon, rope maker, Mulliken st s of Spring
Emory Stevens and Browne, wholesale grocers and com. mts. 2
Emory Samuel T. d w cor Fawn and High sts [Bowley's whf.
Emory Richard, clerk Union Bank, d w St. Paul's st near Mulberry
Emory and Co. lottery and exchange office, 2 n Galvert st
J Emory Alexander, blacksmith, Caroline st n of Gou^h
Eney William, cordwainer, Baltimore st opposite Amity
England Mrs. Mary, 74 Bond st
England William, mariner, Thames stw of Bond
English Eliza, Mulberry st near Park
Engle Daniel, cordwainer, Wayne st e of Howard
Engle Jacob, cordwainer, Wayne st e of Howard
Ennalls Margaret, boarding house, 20 s Gay st«* *
f Eimals John, waterman, Caroline st s of Wilk
tEnnals William, Spring st s of Gough
tEunelt Mary, frizette maker, Columbia st e of Howard
Ennis Mrs Elizabeth, 17 Albermarle st
Ennis'John, labourer, Lerew's alley
Ennis Mrs. and Mrs. Martin, band box factory. Commerce st
Ennis Gregory, grocer, Camden st 1 door w of Pratt, dw 13S
Ennis capt. Joseph, 2 Lancaster st w of Market [Sharp si
Ennis Joseph, steam boat hand, 23 Comet street
Eno Richard, baker, Orleans st e of Aisquith
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Ensey Lot and Co. grocers, s w cor Baltimore and Eutaw sts
EnsevLott, dw 124 Lombard St c r> -^
Ensey Wil iam, -rocer, Pratt st. dw Columbia st w of Paca
lEnsev Benjamin, waterman, Hill 3t 3d door e of Charles
Ensor'charles, rope maker, Wolf st s of Alice Anna
FnQr^r Mi-R Eleanor, Fawn st wot I'alls
En o Jo n, superintendent of sweeps, fourth district, Potter sts
Ensor Mrs Ann, tailoress, Canal st near Orleans [of Hillen
Ensor Mrs Maria, Silver st w of Eden
Ensor Abraham, bricklayer. Potter st betw Low and Gay
Pntlpr PhiliD carpenter. Vine st. dw cor Vine and Pine sts
i z And w, carpente;, Fayette st w of Pine dw Fayette e of
Episcopal Churches, see View of Baltimore at beginning [Pme
Epler Casper, cooper, French st near Exeter
Epron Peter, confectioner, &c. 37 Phames st
Ereclt Lewis, Bond st n of Thames
Erraan Jacob, carpenter, Lee st e of Charles
Erman Jacob, carpenter, Fayette st near Howard
+Ermv Norris, mariner, Short st 3 of Jefierson
Ernv Edward, confectioner, 122 n Howard st
Erskine & Eichelberger, wholesale grocers cor Howard and Bait.
Ervin Jacob, hatter, carpenter alley e ot Eutaw st
tErvin David, waiter, Harford avenue
Erwin John, innkeeper, cor Lexmgton st and Long alley
Espap-nette Mrs Julia, Bond st s of Wilk
Esne? William, cooper, 37 Ann st s of Alice Anna
Epey John, labourer, Orleans st e of Caroline
Essender Mrs. 29 Lexington st eof Sharp
Essender James, shoe dealer, 70 Lexington st
Essex William, cordwainer, eor Hill and Sharp sts
Estrelev Andrew, labourer, Harlord avenue
Estrlcker Adam, painter. Federal Hill opposite 1 elegraph
Etchbercrer John, boat builder, Ann st a of Alice Anna
Etchberger, Capt James, 16 Block st
Ettincr B. G. com. mt. 36 s Gay st. dw 27S Baltimore st
EttinS Louis, merchant, dw Exeter st 3d door n ot Gay at
Etting Samuel, commission merchant, 55 Smiths whart
Etting S. dw 2m Baltimore street
Etting Mrs. Lexington street w of Pme
Eubricks Elizabeth, sempstress, 36 Low st
Euchner John, grocer, 49 Bond street
Evans Daniel, bricklayer, s w cor Gough and Eden stree1:8
Evans Nelson, blacksmith, cor Gough and Sprmg sts
Evans Hugh, President of Union Bank, dw cor St. Paul s and
Evans David, tailor, 21 Harrison st [Lexington
Evans Mrs Rebecca, Ensor st near Mott
Evans George, cordwainer, Potter st n of Hillen
Evans Miss Jane, boarding house. Canal st near Orleans
Evans Miss Elizabeth, boarding house, Montgomery st e of Light
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Evans Joseph, cordwainer, Sugar alley e of Charles st
Evans Barbara, cor Fleet st and Happy alley
Evans Richard, Union Hotel, Cambridge st. Canton
Evans Joshua, cordwainer, Saratoga st w of Chatsworlh
Evans Isaac, cltrk, 7 George st
Evans Thomas, carpenter, Barre st w of Hanover
Evans James, barber. Forest fet s of Douglass
Evans Miss M. academy, 22 Lexington st
Evans Esther, umbrella maker, 4 w, Baltimore st
Evans George, firm of Bell and Evans, coopers, 62 Pratt at dw
Exeter st near Water
Evans John %, Co. druggists, cor Pratt st and Dugan's wharf
Evans Mitchell, mariner. Sugar alley w of Light st
Evans Mrs Mary, cor Exeter and Salisbury sts
tEvans John, drayman, Jefferson st betw Canal and Aitiquith
JEvans James, sawyer. Long lane n of Orleans st
tEvans James, labourer, Welcome alley w of Hanover st
Evatt C. lock and gun smith, &-c. 56 Light st. dw 74 Camden
Evatt Edward, lock and gun smith. Light st s of Lombard
Everhart Conrad, tailor. Hill st near William
Everhart George, coach maker, Potter st s of Hillen
Everhart Jacob, confectioner, Saratoga st w of Eutaw
Everhart Martin, porier, 87 s Howard st
Evert Margaret, Wilk st e of Harford Run
Everett James, Plaisterer, Bond st n of Gough
Everett Rev. L. S. High st n of Gay
Everett John, Starr alley near Gough st
Everett Mrs Ann, 6 Ensor st near Monument
Everett Thomas, grocer, cor e Falls avenue and Pratt st
Everett Godfrey, Pleasant st near Falls
Everish Job, labourer, Gough st near Wolf
Everist James, Happy alley 8 of Gough si
Everist Thomas, labourer, cor Market and e Baltimore sta
Everist Joseph, oak cooper, Harford avenue
Ewaldt Mrs. Montgomery st w of Charles
Ewaldt S. D. grocer, Penn. avenue s of Union st
Evvalt Philip, blacksmith, Baltimore st extended
tEwen Maria, washer, Short st n of Orlc-ans
Ewin John, Mathematical instrument maker, dw Granby w of
Ewin John, ladies' shoe maker, 77 Pitt st [Gough
Ewin William, mathematical instrument maker, 53 South st
Exchange Baltimore, s Gay st betw Second and Water .
Eytinge Simon, pawn broker, Pratt st near Sharp
S^ abiand Peter, gunsmith, 6 Lancaster st
Fabler Conrad, Apple alley near Lancaster st
Faca George, labourer, Orleans st e of Caroline
Fahie Martin, labourer. Canal- st s ofGough
Faherty John, labourer, Fall's avenue w of Pratt st
Faherty mrs Mary, Philpot e of Thames st
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Fahnestock' Peter, coal wt. 60 Hanover st
Fairbanks James, ship carpenter, Bond s of Pinkney s
Fairbank, Wnn. conductor of rail-road, Pratt st e of Cove
Fairall Stephen, carpenter, Franklin \v of Ghatsvvorth st
Fairchild Win. mariner, Pratt at s of Saratoga
Fairfield W. L. tocacconist, corner Holland stand Long lane
Failbairn John H. clerk 23 Barnett st
Faithful William, printer, Chatsworth w of Biddle st
Faithful Joseph, tailor, 754 n Howard st
Falconer miss 89 s Sharp st
Falscroft Henry, barber, Liberty n of Baltimore street
Falls Alexander and Co. wholesale grocers, 3 & 4 Light st whf
Falls Alexander dvv 118 Hanover st
Fanning D. O. Pratt 1 door e of Spring s side
Fant and Sulton, wholesale dry goods mts. 223 w Bait st
Fant E L. dw Conway e of Hanover st
FaraceLeonard, blacksmith., Charles n of Henrietta st
Fardwell Isaac, waterman, York bet Light and Charles sts
Fardwell Delia, Widow, JNIontgomery w of Light st
Faring A. harness maker, corner Aisquith and McElderry st
Faris John, carter, 94 n High st
Farland Margaret, 95 Alice Anna st
Farlow Elizabeth, 87 Alice Anna st
Farmer John, labourer, Holliday n of Bath st
Farmer, R. H. lot. & ex. office, sw cor Bait & Gay dw 21 n Gay
Farmer Wm. victualler, Hoffman st s side
Farmer Philip, china and tm mt. Eutaw s of Lexington st
Farmers' and merchants' bank, cor Calvert st and Bank lane
Farmers' and planters' bank, Bait st 2 doors from Calvert
Farnandis Walter, dry goods mt. 141 Bait st dw 44 Hanover st
Farnandis Saml. notary public, 44 Water st dw n e cor Sharp
Farrell Eleanor, 68 Bond st [& Camden st
Farrell Elizabeth, grocer, Barre e of Howard st
Farrell John, grocer, cor Buren st and Liberty al
Farrell VVm. grocer, cor New stand Long al
Farrell James, labourer, Armistead lane e of Light st
Farrin Hugh, boarding house, 47 Bond K
Farrington Samuel, carpet manufactory, Mulberry w of Paca
Farnsworth H. S. saddler, Calvert s of Bath st
Farringer, Jacob, market man, MuUikin st w of Strawberry al
Farrow Joseph, dry goods mt. 59 w Bait st
Farrow Lambson, dry goods mt. 81 Baltimore st
Farrow Ann, Caroline n of Fleet st
Farsler, Christian, corner Hawk st and Centre Market space
Fash mrs Amelia, Water near Frederick st
Fastie George, shipping office, 24 Thames st
tFaughty, George, cordwainer, Chatsworth w of Biddle st
Faulkner Wm. H. tailor. Potter between Low and Gay sts
Faulac Anthony, accountant, Pitt w of Aisquith st
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Pay Fordyce, currier, 6 Water st dw 34 South st
Feas: Samuel, pxocic nursery, corner Saratoga and Charles st
Fearson Capt Jes^e, 32 Albemarle st [and Franklin extd.
Feast John, fljr.st and s^eds man Lexington w of Pine
Feaster John, carpenter, Chamberlain al s side
Featler Andrew, tailor, McLilderry's wharf
FefftI Joseph, innkeeper, Baltimore street extended
Feig Andrew, tailor, ^37 n High st
Feinour Charles, senr. dw Lexington e of Pine st
Feinour Charles jr. lottery office, s sv cor Paca and Lexington
dw Mulberry e of Pine st
Feigner, Frederick mt. tailor, cor Hanover and Lombard dw 97
Fell Philip, mariner, Ann n of Alice An la si [s Howard st
Fell Stephen, rope maker, Harford avenue
Fells Point Saving's Institution, 15 Thames st
Fenby Peter, grocer, 30 Market st
Fenby mrs Rebec a fancy dry goods, 49 Bait st
Fenby Theodosia, dry goods store, 62 n Gay st
Fenby Samuel, grain and com mt, n w cor Gay and Pratt dw
49 Baltimore street
Fenby Richard D. manu. and dealer in sadlery &c 3 South st
Fentz A. L. shoe maker, Richmond near Park st
Fenting John, bricklayer, York w of Light st
Ferguson Thomas, manu. castor oil, Bovvley's wharf 2 doors
Ferguson Charles, clerk, Saratoga st \v of Gay
Ferguson Duncan, engineer, Hughes st near Light
from Pratt dw. Calvert near Saratoga fct
Ferguson David B. Eutaw st n of Saratoga
Ferguson Henry, tailor. Canal near Orleans
P'erguson Samuel, weaver, Franklin st extended
Ferguson Samuel, weaver, Sarah Ann e of Cove
Ferguson Benjamin, labourer. Comb al w of Hill st
Ferguson Benjamin, brushmaker, cor Howard and Fayette dwr.
Mulberry w of Green
Ferguson & Roberts, brush manu. & variety store,23 n^Howard
Ferguson George, superintendent of streets, 180 Hanover st
Ferguson Alexr. painter and glazier, Sterling near Monument
Ferguson mrs Margaret, tailoress, Montgomery near Charles st
Ferguson mrs G , dry goods dealer 33 Baltimore street
Ferguson James, agent of Md. Sc Virg. steam-boat co. Spear's
wharf dwelling 75 s Sharp street
Ferguson James, com mt. 68 Bowley's wharf dw Calvert street
Fernanch's John, Barber, 5 Bond st [opp* City spring
Ferrell Joshua, ship mastar. Fleet near Ann st
Ferrell James, millwright, Ensor near Gallows hill
Ferrell mrs Mary, Addison near High st
Ferrara John, labourer, Forrest s of Douglass st
Ferry John, labourer, Park lane e of Pine st
Fetter Jacob, blacksmith. Charles 6l Bof York
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Fickey & Poulson, wholesale variety store, 245 1-2 Market st
Fickey Frederick, merchant, dw 96 Liberty st
Fickey Harmaii, comb maker, Harford av
Fields Mitchell, sail maker, Pinkney e of Bond st
Fields James, grocer, e Bait w of Caroline st
Fields James, labourer, cor Holliday and Centre sts
Fields William, labourer, 20 Bank lane
Fields William, carpenter, Eutaw n of Lexington st
Fifer George, ice dealer, Lerew's al near Richmond st
Fifer Francis, blacksmith, Lerew's al s of Franklin st
Fifer Godfrey, labourer. Liberty al near Madison st
Filbert Hannah, Mercer, w of Grant st
Figaniore Rev. D. corner, Mulberry, and Park sts
Fillinger Paul, grocer, Patterson near Pratt st
Fillinger, John, grocer, Paca s of Pra t
Finch Mary, sempstress, Mullikin e of Caroline st
Finigan John, weaver, Pierce vv of Cove st
Finiay John, chair maker. Gay st opposite Orange al
Finlay John, prop, of bath house, cor Davis st and Saratoga
dw Gay st near Orange al
Finley E. L. attorney at law, Frankhn e of Lerew's al
Finley Thomas, grocer, Park near Marion
Finley James, grocer. Light near Pratt
Finley Thomas, com mt. 8 Spear's whf dw Hillen e of High
Finley Wm. corner Ross and Eutaw st
Finley J. M. clerk Cohen's bank, dw Barre e of Sharp
Finn Elizabeth, North near Bath
Finn Robert F. tavern, corner Bath and North sts
Fire Gampanies, see View of Baltimore
Fireman's Insurance Ca. office n e corner South & Second sts
J, Reese president
Firoved David, grocer, n w corner Franklin & Chatsworth sts
Firth Jonas, coach maker, Mulberry w of Pearl st
Fis Herrman, n w corner, Albemarle and Wilk st
Fischer George F. boot and shoe manu. Hillen near Forrest st
Fischer George, hotel, 64 Albemarle st
Fischer Charles &;co. dry goods, 274 Baltimore st
Fisciier Martin blacksmith cor Pitt and Exeter st
Fischer, Charles, mt dw. 65 Fayette st
Fish Rosvell, sea captain, 10 e Fleet st
Fish Captain Allen, Eden n of Gough st
FiBh Robert, tailor, 7 Mercer st
Fishach John & George, lottery & exchange office 59 South st
Fishack John, of above firm, dw Carpenter's al
Fisher T. dyer, Gay st opp. shot tower dw Frederick near Gay
Fisher Henry, baker Fell st near Thames
Fiiher John, shoemaker, Bond s of Alice Anna st
Fisher John, painter, 9 Philpot st
Fisher Conrad, shoemaker, Bishop's lane 8 of Stiles st
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Fisher Warner & Co. wholesale dry goods mt. 231 w Bait st
Fisher James, plasterer, Charles n of Henrietta st
Fisher Wm. A. plaisterer, Charles s of York st
Fisher John, inspector of green hides, 16 Fayette st
Fisher mrs A. tailoress, Buren Rear Monument st
Fisher Daniel, tailor, 161 n Gay st
Fisher Wm. blacksmith, York e of Light st
Fisher John M. carter, Cross near Williams st
Fisher Abraham, overseer of peni. dw Franklin e of Cove st
Fisher Michael, carter, Franklin w of Pine st
Fisher Matthias, carter. Pine s of Vine st
Fisher John, carpenter, Davidson st. dw German w of Pearl
Fisher John A. shoemaker, cor Aisquith and Douglass st
Fisher Sarah, widow, 18 s Calvert st
Fisher Edward, porter, L. Sharp s of Barnettst
Fisher Wm. R. druggist and chemist, 192 Bait st
Fisher Levin, labourer, Aisquith bet Orleans st and Jefferson
Fisher Jas. I. merchant, Buchanan's wharf, dw corner St. Paul's
and Pleasant streets
Fishpan Elizabeth, widow,Hill between Light and Charles sts
Fitchett Wm. ship carpenter, Fleet w of Market st
Fite Conrod R. Sharp st s of German st
Fite Mary, tavern, 8 German st
Fitzgerald Samuel, tanner, Park st w of Schroeder ^t
Fitzgerald Catherine, cor Eutaw st and Chamberlain al
Fitzgerald Edmund, tailor, East n of Pitt st
Fitzgerald mrs Margaret, Stillhouse st
Fitzgerald Capt Henry, 152 Honover st
Fitzgerald J. B. druggist, dw Franklin e of Charles st
Fitzgerald John, rope maker, Light st extended
Fitzgerald Edward, German st w of Hanover st
Fitzgerald James, rope maker, Williams near Cross st
Fitzgibbon Thomas, book seller, Charles st court n of Camden
Fitzgibbon P. G. grocer and com mt. 8 Dugan's whf dw High
1 door n of Pratt
Fitzhugh George D. clerk cor Aisquith and Holland sts
Fitzhugh Thos V. Hawk w of Concord st
tFitzhugh Tamar, Spring st w of Gough
Fitzpatrick Patrick, labourer, near High st
Fitzpatrick John M. livery stable, Water e of Frederick st
Fitzpatrick Thomas, fireman. Water near Frederick st
Fitzpatrick John, lime mt. Hollingsworth st near Pratt, dw
York e of Charles st
Fitzsimmons John, carpenter, cor East & Hillen, dw Aisquith
near Maddison st
Fitzsimmons Edward, weaver. Cove st s of Sarah Ann
Fitzsimmons John N. carpenter, Aisquith s of Madison st
Fitzwelch Andrew, carpenter, Wilk opposite High st
Flack Jamea St Son, cordial distillery, Guilford st w of South
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Flack James, of above firm, dw Fayelte bei Howard & Euiaw
Flack T. J. of above firm, Spring bet Pratt and Water sis
Flaherty Michael, Canton house, Fleet i^t Canton
Flaherty Kryan, labourer, VVilk st near Ildfford run
Flaherty Thomas, labourer, Bisliop's al
Flaherty Morgan, labourer, Strawberry al s of Alice Anna St
Flaherty Anthony, labourer, VViik st w of Bond
tFlaraer William, labourer, Barre st e of Howard
tFlamer Sherry, shoemaker, Williams st extended
Flannigan Andrew, ship carpenter, s High n of Pratt st
Flannagan Hose, widow, ,8 Potter st
Fleetwood Thomas, labourer, Strawberry al n of Gough st
Fleetwood S. att at law, office St. Paul's st t»ear Court house lane
Fleetwood Benj. mariner, Mulberry e of Park st
tFleetwood Wm barber, Mulberry e of Pino st
Fleniming Patrick, grocer, Charles st s of Camden
Flemming William, 48 Ann st
Flemming Frederick, draj man Gough n of Stiles st
Flemming James, hoot and shoe manu. 18 n Gay st
fFlemmer John, labourer, Lerew's al s of Fraid<lin st
Fletcher Samuel, blacksmith, s w cor Wilk &, Washington sts
Fletcher Jane, Harford avenue
Flint Thomas and Wn). wholesale dry goods mst. 165* Bait st
Flint Wm. dw 1-29 Eutaw st
Flishel Anthony, sawyer, Biddle al s of Biddio st
Fjishley Jacob, stone cutter Gough e of Eden st
Fli;hley Joseph, stone cutter, Gough e of Eden st
Flowers Joseph, clock and watch maker, '25h Thames st
Floyd Elizabeth, Lerew's al near Franklin st
Floyd Joseph, foundry man, Armi?tead lane near Light st
Floyd J. D.com mt. Water st e of South, dw Franklin e of Pine
Foble Henry, bricklayer, Cove st s of Lexington st
Fogleman George, city watchman. Busy al w of Charles st
Fogleson Wm. tailor, Welcome al near Charles st
Folden John, labourer, Harford av near Monument st
Foley mrs Ann, Apple al s of Pratt st
Foley S , Fawn st w of Exeter
Foley Matthew, grocer, St. Paul's n of Hamilton st
tFolks Henry, cordwainer. Eager al s of Mulberry st
Folsanks Wm. cabinet maker, cor Mercer and Grant 8t8
Fonder, Richard, painter, Orleans e of Caroline st
Fonerdin Dr. J. cor Park and Fayette sts
Fooke Frederick, Fayette e of Sharpe st
Fogs Hannah, widow, Orleans w of Canal st
Foos Wm. carpenter, Mullikin e of Caroline st
Foos James, carpenter. Low s of Aisquiih st
Foos Dorothy, Harford av near Madison st
Foos John, bricklayer, Poller 2 doors s of Hillenst
Foote Lewis H. bricklayer. Bank w of Spring st
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tFoole Basil, sawyer, Hull's lane e of Friendship st
Fora Louis, furniture store, 33 Franklin st
Forbes Alexander, weaver, Preston st s of Ross
Forbes Charles 1'. grocer, 20 Harrison st
Forbes Harriet, Ann st s of Lancaster
Force Dexter C. coacnrnaker, Centre near Si. PauPs st
Forchen Henry, Saratopia e of Liberty st
Ford VVm. cordwainer, Saratoga w of Chatsworth st
Ford Elias, sh.oe factory, 44 Eutaw st
Ford John B cooper, Penn av n of Preston st
Ford Nicholas, carpenter, Eutaw s of Monument st
Ford James, ship carpenter, Orleans e of Aisquith st
Ford John, s e cor Exeter and Granbysts
Ford James, Concord sof Water st
Ford Louis, sea captain, VVilk st e of High
Ford VVnj. rjgg.^r, Apple al n of Alice Anna st
Ford Thomas, mariner, Alice Anna near Bond st
Ford Joseph T. cartvvrighi, e Falls av dw Pratt vv of Albemarle
Ford mrs Sarah Ann, High n of Stiles
Ford George W. dw Bane st e of Sharp
tFord Richard, labourer. Mulberry w of Pearl st
tFord Nathan, labourer, Long al s of Ross st
fFord Hannah, washer, 10 Bank lane
tFord Mary, Plill near Charles st
tFord Benjamin, waiter, Lombard e of Charles st
tFord John, labourer. Spring st s of Wilk st
Foreman Leonard, Mechanic's row Wilk st
Foreman Edward, grocer, s e corner Pratt and Coroline sta
Foreman mrs Eliza, 94 Dugan's wharf
Foreman Kennard, mariner, 2 Gould's court Federal hill
Foreman Cuptain VVm. mariner. Park lane w of Cove
Foreman CiriL-tian, Lexington e of Cove st
Foreman Vnlenti le, seaman, Chamberlain al s side
Foreman Saiauol, blacksmith, cor Paca and German dw Paca
near Lexin^^ton street
Foreman Mary widow, Comet near Aisquith st
Foreman Val nttine, innkeeper, Paca s of Lexington st
Foreman Jaines E. cordwainer, Mulliken st w of Strawberry a
Foreman Francis, mt. Eutaw st s of Cider al
Foreman H. C dentist, Muilikin e of Caroline st
Foreman Joshua, cordwainer, Muilikin e of Caroline st
tForeman Emory, Spring st s of Baltimore
tForeman Minta, washer, Douglass w of Aisquith st
Forest John, blacksmith, si e of Argyle al
Forest George, Bank e of Market st
Forest VVm. carter, Cove st s of Sarah Ann
Forest Mary, shopkeeper, Guilford ai w of Light st
Forman Jo-eph R. collector, Pitt 2 doors w of Eden
tForman Milkey, Bath near Davis st
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FOW Matchelt^s Ballimore
Forney P. German si no 23 vy of Howard st
Forney I. C. coach trimmer, 12 i'erry st
Forney Louisa, 29 Green st
Fornshill J(;Ihi, gan nnd lock smith, Ensor near East st
Fornove John, grocer, 47 C:\njden st
Forstcr J()se[)li, tailor, C Albemarle st
Forsler Edward, ship carj enter, Lancaster e cf Wolf
Forsler James, sliip carpenter, (J'S Alice Anna
Forsler Francis, justice ot the peace,ofIice corner Frederick and
Second dwelling 12 Eulaw street
Forsler Tliomas, grocer, s e corner Alice Anna and Ann sta
Forsythe flobert, o3 Marsh Market space
Forsythe I^emtjel, miller, Harlbrd av near Madison st
Forsythe Rachel, Penti av opposite George st
Forsylhs Alexander Jr. dealer in live stock, Penn av extended
Forsythe Wm- trader, Madison w of Howard st
Forsythe Andrew, carpenter, Forest e of Aisquith st
Forsythe Isaac, currier, 7 Mercer st
Forsythe A. blacksmith, Franklin St. dvv Pine n of Chatsworth
Fort Belmda, milliner. Long al opposite Market st
tForiie Henry, drayman. East n of Douglass st
tFortie Jacob, labourer, Park st s of Saratoga
tFortie John, teacher, East n of Douglass st- school house cor
East and Douglass streets
Fortncr Eliza. Charles vv of Sariitoga st
Forton Ceorge, segar maker, 39 Bond st
Fortune Jas. grate manu. 1 1 Li^ht st dw St. Paul's near Centre
Fosbonnei- Daniel, blacksmith, Lee st \v of Hanover
Foster Jacob, car[)enier. Strawberry al n of VVilk st
Fosler John, morocco dresser, 101 s Eulaw st
Foss Catherine, corner Park and Saratoga sts
Foss inrs. semps'.ress, Franklin oof Chatsworth st
Fossett John, cord wainer, Sterling near Molt st
Fosselt Michael, cordwainer, Carial near Monument st
Fossert John, globe hotel, Fish Market space n side
Foster Plahlon, cord wainer, Harford av
Foster Francis, justice of peace, Frederick si 2 doors n of Se-
cond dw (24 n Eulaw st
Foster R. miinufacturer of mustard, Green st n of Lexington
Foster Benedict, Union st s of Ross
Foster C. & S. dry goods dealers, 38 Hanover at
Foster mrs Catherine, ^5 Conway st
Fosler Sarah, widow, 31 n Exeter st
tFoster Benjamin, labourer, Burgundy al near Green 8t
Foulk mrs. Cove st n of Frankli.i
Foulk Eliza, frrocer, Vine st w of Cove
Fountain John, Mulberry st e of Paca
Fowl Frederick, trader, L^nion st s of Ross
Fowble Abraham, carpenter, Vnie st e of Pine
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Fowble Kense}*, tailor, Temple st betw Baltimore and Pill
Fowler Miirlin, grocer, PiUst e of Harford run
Fowler Thofnas, grocer, ccr e Baltimore and Front sta
Fowler Ddvid, <;rtjcer, cor Llovd and Baltimore sts
Fowler Samuel, cordwairier, Swan st near Centre Market
Fowler Wm. tavern, 3 Bond st
Fowler Samuel, car[)eiiter, Exeter st 1 door from Stiles
Fowler John, Canal st n of Wilk
Fowler Geor<j;e, 44 e Baltimore st
Fowler J. P. & S. B. carpenters, Albemarle st n of Water
Fowler J. P. of aUove firm, dw cor High and Water
Fowler S. L. & Brothers, exchange broker?, 170 Baltimore st
Fowler Charles S. of above firm, dw Lexington st w of North
Fowler F. M. general accountant, cor Fayette and St Paul sts
Fowler Isaac, pi lisler, i Gay st near Monument
Fowler miss Sub u), sempstress, Exeter st s of Hillen
Fowler Francis, vvire worker, 3 Liberty st
tFowler James II. rear of 100 Dngan's wharf
JFowler Leonard, bricklayer, Johnson st s of Cross
Fox Rebecca, grocer, cor Pitt and High sts
Fox Hampden, shop keeper, Potter st s of Douglass
F'ox Abraham, clerk, 15 Comet st
Fox Joseph, eii^';ine maker, Armistead lane e of Lig-ht st
Fox Charles, u o cor Lancaster st and Hapj)y al
Fox Henry, marii^er, 4'^ Alice Anna st
Fox John, grocer, cor Hillen and Front sts
Foxall Catherine, widow, York st betweeji Light and Charles
Foxcroft S. mariner, al n of Conway betw Howard and Eutaw
Foxcroft 8c Ch.rk, waichnakers, 37 s Calvert st
Foxcroft Jame^, ofal ove lirm, dw 83 n Exeter st
Foxweil Joseph, labourer, '32 e Fieet st
Foxwell mrs Marf;aret. laii<jress, rear of 93 Dugan's wharf
Foy Peler, commissioner of health, 35 e Fieet st
Foy Frederick, grocei , Baltimore st extended
Foy Jame.^', hardware mt. 68^ s Calvert st dw Hanover between
Hill and Ivlontgomery
Foy J. hdw. mt. Camde.i^t w of Light dw Hanover s of Hughes
Frailey Leonard, insp ctor liquors, d .v Fayette st e of Eutaw
Frampton Hetiry, wa(';trnan. Harford run n of Wdk st
France .las. lottery oilice, 224 w Baltimore st dw Fayette w of
France TIjomas, painter, Lee st e of Sharp [Charles
France Charbs, baker, Holland st e of Aisqnith
Franchi Andrew, artificial flower n)anufaclurer, 36 Baltimore
st dw Pitt (t[)p3site Aisquilh
Franchausser Geor{.;e, ba'ier, Camden st betw Lights Charles
Franchour Madaline, clothing store, Harrison st near Gay
Francis John, Bond st 2 doors s of Wilk
Francis Fleetwo(;d, baker, cor Bond and Bank sts
Francis Andrew, Hillea st near Potter
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FRE Matched s Baltimore
Francis Robert, clerk, Potter si 2 doors s of Hillen
Francis Thomas, baker, n e cor Saratoga and Rock sts
Francis John, drayman. Long al s of Ross st
Francis John, sa\v3er, Wagon al \v of Liberty st
tFrancis Mary, segar maker, Potter st e of Low
JFrancis Perry, labourer, Orleans st e of Short alley
^Francis John, Shakspeare st 1 door e of Bond
Franciscus John, sugar refiner, 76 ljowley*s wharf dw n Gay st
near Orange alley
Franck Godleip, grocer, 39 Union st
Franck Osier, grocer, 97 IJond st
Franck Peter, grocer. Forest st near IJillen
Frank John, baker, cor Williams and Cross sts
Frank Henry, locksmith, Perry st w of Sharp
Franklin capl Samuel, 59 Ann st
Franklin James, weaver, Rock st n of Lexington
Franklin Wm. plane maker, Mulberry st e of Pine
Franklin John, carpenter, 84 Conway st
Franklin Peter, labourer, Montgomery st w of Charlea
Franklin Joshua, Wagon al wol'Liberty si
Franklin Bank, sue iniroducnon
Frazer Wm. 11. grocer, l-'rait st e of Sharp
Frazier John, painter, Lombard st e of Charles
Frazier Jeremiah, ship joitier, 17 e Fleet st
Frazier cap)t James, 41 e Fleet st
Frazier Alexander, 2 Strawberry al s of Bank st
Frazier Walter, Canal st between Bank and Gough
Frazier J. jr. currier, 41 s Calvert st dw Eden s o»' Gough
Frazier nirs Elizabeth, grocer, cor Pinkney st and Apple alley
Frazier Jolin, rope maker, Apple al s die Baltimore st
Frazier Elizabclli, Green st n of German
Frazier John, carpiu weaver, Penn av sof Biddle st
Frazier Rebecca, ac:\demy, German st w of Sharp
Frazier Jarnes, carpi titer. Young st n of Orleans
Frazier Jos. carpeut. r, Orleans si w of Canal
Frazier Joseph, turner, 99 Orleans st
iFrazier Tench, labourer, S})ring st sof Pratt
f Frazier John, niatlress maker, Biddle al s of Ross st
Frederick John, tavern, 31 Harrison st
Frederick Robert, chairmaker, cor Potter and Gay sts
Frederick Edw. hrickiayer, 9 Sierling st
Frederick John, laboiiror, New st e of Cove
Frederick Wm. slioenr.iker, Hampstead ste of Strawberry al.
Frederick Michael, engineer, 1 Barre st
Frederick Curtis A. Salisbury st e of Lloyd
Free Milton, cooper, rear of Green st
Free Jefferson, cooper, Henrietta st e of Charles
Freeberger George, Centre hotel, cor Mercer and Grant sta
Freeberger G. H. police officer, Park lane w of Pearl st
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Freeberger & Waddell, tin plate workers, 3 Pill st
Freeberger J. of above firm, 9 Cornel st
Freeburger John, liquor store, cor Light and Hill sts
Freeland David, inspector of tobacco, Siiarp vSt n ofBarre
Freeman mrs Mary Ann, boarding house, n Gaj' near Fayette
Freeman Josiah D. labourer, Buren near iMonument st
Freeman Nathaniel, labourer, 11 Bank lane
Freeman Wni. labourer, 12 Bank lane
tFreeman Henry, shoemaker, corner Douglass 8c Forest sta
tFreeman Mary,' Perry st e of Eutaw
;Freeman Peter, labourer, Wolf al n of Conway st
JFreeman Zip, labourer, Cross near Johnson
tFreeman Samuel, labourer, Meclianics' court near High st
French Matthew, clerk, Potter not" Gay st
French J. C. umbrella, parasol and cane manuf, S3 South st
French E. primer, Cove e of Lexington st
French Wm butcher, Caroline n of Orleans st
French Nicholas, copper worker, 10 East st
French Benjamin, painter, Potter st n of Douglass
iFrench Prisciila, Strawberry alley n of Pratt st
Frenk Jno. 14 Lancaster st
Fresh Levi, hackman, Hampstead c of Eden st
Fresh Jacob, Caroline st n of Pratt
Fretorfer Doctor Godfrey, William st n of Cross
Frey John B. plaister mill, cor French and Forest sts d\v and
store York av near French st
Frey Edward and Samuel, druggists, 251 w Baltimore st
Frey rnrs- widow, George st e of Pitie
Frey Samuel, cabinet maker, Pearl st n of Lexington
Frey Michael, labourer, Biddle al s of Ross st
Frey Benjamin, teacher, Bolton row Biddle st
Freyer mrs FJizabeth, dry goods store, Forest si n of Hillen
Friedenward J. 2d hand clothing store, Bond s of Shakspeare
Friedman Moses, pedlar, Caroline si s of VVilk
Friedrich Lawrence, cedar cooper, 83 n Howard st
Friends' meeting houses, see view of Bait more at the beginning
Friendship Fire ro. see page 38 view of Baltimore
Frier Andrew, cordwainer, New st vv of Eutaw
Fries John S. & Brother, surgical instrument man'r. 11 Liberty
Fries John S. of above firm,dw Mercer w of Grant
Friese Philip R J. glass house proprietor Federal hill, dw Han-
over st s of Pratt
Frill Eliza, tailoress, Chamberlain e of Eager al
Frisbie Wm. mariner, 74 Market st f p
Frisby mrs Mary, Pratt st 1 door e of Spring
Frisby Nathaniel, sawyer, s Eutaw st extended
tFrisby Perry, labourer, Frederick st near JRlnA lane
Frischee Henry, labourer. Cross st near Jofnison
Frity Georsre, boarding house, Thames st w of Bond
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GAI MatcheiVs Baltimore
Fritz Frederick, baker, 38 Union st
Fry G. crrocer, s e cor Albemarle and Water sts
Fry James H. shoe maker, Comet st w of Aisquith
Fryer E. S. gilder, 2 n Gay st
Fryatt Mrs Susan, 32 e Baltimore 8t
Fridge & Morris, 8 s Charles st
Fridge Alexander, of above firm, dvv 32 Snarp st
Fugleson , turner, Camden st near Charles
Fulen Michsel, carter. Park lane e of Schroeder
Fulford John, tailor, Shakspeare st w of Market f. p.
FuUerton George, drayman, Preston st s of Ross
Fullerton Peter, labourer, Saratoga st e of Cove
Fuller Thomas, labourer, Centre st near Charles
Fuller Horace, grocer. Wolf st s of Fleet
Fuller Capt Josiah, mariner, Fleet st e of Washington
Fuller Philip, wheelwright. Eager alley, s of Mulberry st
Fuller Elizabeth, dry goods store, 8 e Baltimore st
Fullerton & Kennard, dry goods store, 47 Baltimore st
Fulman Valentine, corder, Sarah Ann st e of Cove
Fulton Thomas H. wadding manufacturer, French st near Potter
Fulton Mrs M. grocer, Sarah Ann st near Schroeder
Fulton Dr. Robert, 41 s Sharp street
Fulton John, merchant, 28 Hanover st
Furguson John, grocer, cor Howard and Perry sts
Furguson Benjamin, labourer, Elbow lane w of Green st
Furguson Charles, clerk, Saratoga st w of Gay
Furguson Duncan, engineer, Hughes st near Light
Funk Jacob, carpenter, Lexingson st e of Cove
Funk William, labourer, 19 Thames street
Furlong John, cor Holliday st and Orange alley
Furnace Levi, plaisterer, Hillen st near Exeter
Furney Nicholas, harness maker. Orchard st s of Ross
Furo Mrs Sarah, tailoress, Water st near Centre Market spaee
Fuss John, baker, Carpenter alley w of Howard st
Fusselbaugh William, paint, oil and glass store, Gay st s of High
dw High st near French
tFussemore Isaac, labourer. Long alley near Frederick st
Fussell Jacob, stone dealer and blacksmith, Pratt st bridge, dw
Front st s of Low
Crable Henry, grocer, cor Orleans and Forest sts
Gadd Luther, cordwainer, Hanover st of Hughes
Gaddess & Benteen, marble cutters, cor Sharp and German its
Gade Catherine, boarding house, 40 South st n
Gade John, coach lace manufacturer. Gay st near Orange alley
Gaines John, s e cor Fell and Thames sts
f Gaines Nehemiah, labourer, Spring st n of Gough
Gainers Henry, grocer, cor Eutaw and Conway sts
Gaither George R. & Co. wholesale dry goods mts, 203 w Bal-
Gaither George R. dw Fayette st e of Paca [limore st
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Gaither Dennis, labourer, 5 Tyson st
Galand John B. merchant tailor, Water st betw Frederick stand
Centre Market space
Galaver John, teacher, Frederick st near Baltimore
Galbraith Mrs Rachel, Stiles st e of President
Gale David, sawyer, Guilford alley e of Charles st
Gale Mrs Henrietta R. St. Paul's st s of Pleasant
tGale Egypt, labourer, Exeter et 2d door from Hume street
JGale John, labourer, Strawberry alley s of Bank st
Gallagher Patrick, cordwainer, Frederick st near Etna lane
Gallagher Patrick C baker, cor Patterson and Cable sts
Gallagher Richard, Ross st w of Eutaw
Gallagher James, grocer, cor Franklin st and Lerew's alley
Gallagher Michsel, soap manufacturer, 114 Lexington st
Gallagher John, clerk. Peach alley n side
Gallaway Jehu, tobacconist, 22 Franklin st. dw Eutaw n side
Gallaway Vinton, blacksmith, cor Busy and Comb alleys
Galloway Rachel, 33 Ann street
Galloway Mrs Mary, Eden st s of Gough
Galloway Aquilla, carter, 23 Mulberry street
Galloway Thomas, blacksmith, York st w of William
Galloway Susan, sempstress, Montgomery st w of Light
Gallup John, Pratt st near Market f. p.
Gallup Rufus, printer, Pratt st w of Harford run
Gait Capt Henry, mariner, 13 Alice Anna st
Gait Mrs. Elizabeth, 19 Bond street
Gamble Robert, chair maker, Lee st w of Sharp
Gamble Mrs Ann, fruit shop. Canal st near Orleans
Gamble Thomas, sexton of 2d Presbyterian church, Forest st s
Gambrel John, grocer, York av. near Monument st [of Douglass
Gamberl John M. millwright, Bahimore st opposite Amity
Gammell Thomas, grocer, Penn. avenue s of Hotfman st
Gannen Washington, carter, Wayne alley w of Howard
JGanness Frisby, labourer. Sterling st near Monument
GanningMrs Sarah, French st near Potter
Gannon Mrs Sarah, 69 e Baltimore st
Gant Joseph, labourer, Chester alley
Gantt John, grocer, Wilk st bridge e side
Gantt Capt. Water st betw Frederick and Gay
Garrcita Francis, musician, Saratoga st near Gay
Gardiner Francis furniture store, and feather dresser, cor Lred-
erick and Second sts
Gardiner Joseph, tavern, Franklin st w of Paca
Gardiner George, shipwright. Fleet st e of Washington
Gardiner William & George, ship yard, e end of Lancaster
Gardner William, tailor, e Pratt st bridge
Gardner John M. house, sign and ornamental painter, n W cor
Gard ner' William shipwright. Fleet st e of Washington
Gardner John, French st near Exeter [Baltimore and North 8t«
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Gardner Jos. second hand furniture store, French st near Potter
Gardner James, labourer, cor Potter and Frencli sts
Gardner Mrs Maria, dry ^oods store, 9 Market st i. p.
Gardner John, carpenter, 7 Alice Anna st
Gardner Francis, Philpot st 1 door irom Thames
Gardner John, confectioner, Caroline st s of Pratt
Gardner Mary, boarding house, Marion st betw Howard and
Gardner John, weaver, e of* Franklin st above Cove [Eutaw
Gardner William, carpenter, Aisquith st sof Holland
Gardner Joshua, cordwainer, e Baltimore st 3 doors from Bond
Gardner Ephraim, oak cooper, 76 Pratt st
Gardner Georfre, wheelwright, Welcome alley e of Light st
Gardner George, ship joiner, Granby st e of Goiiirh
tGardner Benjamin, caulker, Sprin^r alley near Wilk st
Garey John, Monument st vv of Sterling
JGarey Ann, Salisbury st e of Lloyd
Garish Mrs R. fruit shop, Montgomery st w of Light
Garland & Elwell, commission merchants, 86 Bowley's wharf
Garland Nathaniel, of above firm, St. Paul st near Mulberry
Garland William, Fayette st near Holliday
Garner Thomas, dw 31 1-2 Harrison|st
Garner Willis, chemist, York st near Charles
tGarner Anthony, Eastern Shore row, near Conway st
Games Mrs Lydia, 16 Alice Anna st
Garraud Edward, confectioner, 78 w Baltimore st
Garrett John, cabinetmaker, 11 Alice Anna st
Garett Mrs. Bank st e of Eden
Garrett Robert, comb maker, Green st s of Conway
Garrett Thomas, labourer, Sarah Ann st e of Cove
Garrett Robert and Co. grocers, 32 n Howard st. dw 47 Eutaw
JGarrett John, carter, Elbow lane
tGarrett Thomas, dyer, Sterling st near Madison
JGarrett Thomas, labourer, Lunn's alley opposite Paca st
tGarrett Alexander, seamen, Pleasant st w of Park
tGarrett William, carter, Salisbury st w of Canal
Garris John, hatter, Lancaster st e of Market
Garretson Bennet, shoe manufacturer, 249 w Baltimore st
:{:Garretson Viley, hackman, York avenue Rear Monument st
Garrison Samuel, labourer, Union st n of Pennsylvania avenue
JGarrison Raphoel, Salisbury st e of Lloyd
Carsides Henry, wool spinner. Rock stn of Lexington
Garvey John, grocer, n Front st near Hillen ,
Garvis Joseph, grocer and feed store, 5 Franklin st. dw 122 n
Garvis Phineas, carpenter, Biddle alley s of Ross st [Howard
Gary James, chair maker, Mulliken st w ot Strawberry alley
Gas House, s w cor Saratoga and North sts
Gassaway Noah, produce deal r, Penn. av. n of Franklin st
[Gaaby Joshua, cordwainer, Ciarles st n of Hill
Gaskins James, clerk, cor Pearl and Mulberry sta
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Gaskins Samuel B. George st e of Pine
Gaskins James, lime merchant, Columbia st e of Cove
Gassavvay Noah, bacon merchant, 105 Park st
Gaston James, weaver, Tyson alley e of Tyson st
Gateh Conduce, millwright, Camden st e of Paca
Gatch Richard, grocer, e Baltimore st w of Cafoline
Gatchell Capt. John, 12 s Exeter st
Gatchell Eli M. grocery and feed store, e Baltimore st extended
Gatchell Mrs Dorcas, Gough st e of Caroline
Gatchell William^ attorney at law, office Court house lane, dw
Franklin st w of St. Paul's
Gatewood James, coach maker, cor Hillen and Potter sts. dvv
Gate wood Thos. coach maker, Eden st n of Baltimore [Eden st
JGates James, Happy alley n of Gough st
Gauline Joseph C. painter, e Baltimore st w of Caroline
Gault Edward, type caster, Frederick st near Gay
Gault wSarah, Union st s of Ross
Gault Sarah, cor Canal and Salisbury sts
Gault Cyrus, stone cuiter, ^ st e of Paca
Gault John, stone cutter. Forest st e of Aisquith
Gaunly John, tinner, Wayne stw of Sharp
Gavin Thomas, drayman, cor Patterson and Cable sts
Gay Capt. 18 Caroline st
Gay Ursula, boarding house, 81 Alice Anna st
Geary Micheel J. Mulberry st near Calvert
Geddes James, tin and copper worker, 53 South st
Geddes George, looking glass store, 16 s Calvert st. dw Bahimo
st 3 doors e of Frederick st
Geddings Dr. Lexington st and Crooked lane
Geddings Mrs Mary, Harford avenue
Gees George, carpenter, 119 EutaAv st
Gees Richard, plaisierer, New st w of Eutaw
Gettier Jacob, bill poster, Richmond st e of Park
Gegan James, waterman, Block st
Gegan Joseph, professor of music, cor St. Paul's and Mulberry sts
Gehrmann Charles, tobacconist. Gay st near bridge
Gehrmg John G. jeweller, Ensor st near East
JCedghagan John, waterman, Block st near drawbridge
Gekler Godfrey, comb maker, 44 n Exeter st
Gelbach Christian, grocer, f orest st near Hillen
Gelbach George, grocer, cor French and Buren sts
Gelderkin William J. Gay st near Orange alley
George William E. wholesale hardware merchant, 179 Baltimore
St. dw Sharp st n of Pratt
George and Yates, importers of dry goods, 175i' Baltimore
George Jaraes B. boot and shoe manufactory, 46 Centre Market
George William, labourer, Harford avenue [space
George Archibald & Co. grocers and com. mts. cor Howard and
George James, n Howard st n of Franklin [Mulberry sts
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George Samuel K. merchant, dw Camden st w of Sharp
George and 'Hays, grocers and com. mis. 120 n Howard st
George Stephen, himber merchant. Green st n of Lexington, dw
George James, n Howard st n of Franklin [32 Green st
George John S. himber merchant, dw Conway st w of Lumi's alley
Geraghty Capt Peter, 24 Block st ^
Gerhard' Josiah, Pennsylvania avenue
Gerhardt William, tailor, e Pratt st opposite President
German Sarah W. milliner, 13 Fleet st
German Charles, tobacconist 2 n Gay st
German Benjamin, butcher, Pitt st e of Eden
German Job, chair maker, e Baltimore st e of Eden
German Jonathan, tavern, Water st e of Centre Market space
Gerweeg James, carpet weaver, Saratoga st e of Paca
Gesford James, baker. Park st n of Saratoga
Gesford \Villiam, beker, cor n Front and Hillcn sts
Gess Henry, labourer, Baltimore st w of Schroeder
Getty James, grocer, cor Park and Marion sts
Getty James, drayman, Frederick st near Water
Getty James, dry goods merchant, 55 n Howard st
Gibbes Robert M. dw s Gay st near Baltimore
Gibbons Mrs Eliza, tailoress, Addison st near High
Gibbons Thomas, labourer, Frederick st s of Waaler
Gibbons John, porter, German st s of Pine
Gibney Johi F. 13 Soulli st
Gibbs 'Elizabeth, grocer, Eutaw st s of Lexington
Gibbs G. merchant, Barnet st w of Charles
Gibbs Nancy, midwife, Columbia sf e of Howard
Gibson Henry W. painter, George st e of Pine
Gibson James, grocer, cor Tyson alltyand Howard st
Gibson Mrs Mary, academy, cor Charl«»6 and Barnet sts
Gibson Richard, sawyer. Potter st s of Douglass
Gibson Mrs Jane, 28"Forest street
Gibson Joshua, bricklayer, Aisquith st n of Monument
Gibson Capt James, marriner, Fell-st s of Monument
Gibson Samuel, pilot, cor Lancaster and Wolf sts
Gibson Sarah, 10 Alice Annast
Gibson George, Gough st e of Eden
Gibson Patrick, clerk of Union Bank, dw Sharp st s of Conway
Gibson John & Co. wholesale dry goods merchants, 8 n Charles
Gibson Robert, labourer, s HowMfd st near Conway
Gibson Edmund, Lexington st w of Pine
Gibson John, merchant, dw Fayette st e of Charles
Gibson Dr. George S. Charles st s of Barnet
Gibson Mrs. dress maker, Saratoga st e of Courtland
Gibson Mrs Mary, boarding house, Potter st s of Hillen
Gibson Alexander, cordwainer, Frederick st near Water
tGibson James, labourer, Columbia st e of Howard
tGibson Hannah, boarding house, Long al n of New st
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Gibson Henrietta, cook, Long alley n of New st
tGibson Allen, labourer. Sugar alley near Light st
tGibson Pompey, scowman, Guillord alley near Light st
JGibson Robert^ labourer, Hamilton st e of Charles
tGibson Fhilip, labourer, Charles st s of West
tGib.3on Charles, waterman, alley betw Spring and Caroline sts
■jGibson William, labourer, Spring st n of Gough
|Gibson Benjamin, drayman, President st s of Pratt
tGibson Fancy, washer, Painter's court near Pitt and Exeter sts
JGibson Philips, boatman, Potter st n of Douglass
tGibson Perry, labourer, 14 Forest st
Giddier Mrs Mary, 16 Albemarle st
Giddine John, rope walk. Light st extended
Giddens Rachel, washer, Howard st 3 of Pratt
Gidlay Richard M. carpenter, 17 Thompson st
tGidley Perry, blacksmith, Sugar alley w of Charles st
Giessey Lewis H. W. clerk, dw w of Cove n of PVankhn
GifRn "Elizabeth, tailoress, MulSerry st near Calvert
Gifford Mrs Mary, Pitt st e of Eden
Gilbert Mrs Mar^, cor Ross and Eutaw sts
Gilbert Aquilla, carpenter and grocer, 290 n Howaad st
tGilberl William, waiter, Vine st e of Pine
tGilbert Joshua, white washer, cor Exeter and Humes sts
tGilbert Asbury, Block st near Thames
Gilberthorpe Mrs Catherine, Shakspeare st 1 door e of Bond
Gllcot Jeremiah, sawyer, Henry st w of Charles
Gildea Mrs Ann, sempstress, Pratt st bridge
Gildea Miss Mary, boarding house, 84 Harrison street
Gildea Mrs Margaret, boarding house, Frederick st near Gay
Gildea Francis, bricklayer, Paca st n of Franklin
Gildea John, sieve and bellows store, 53 s Calvert st
Giles William F. attorney at law, Law Buildings, cor St. Paul's
and Lexington sts. dw e Baltimore stw of Ann
Giles Aquilla, teller in Franklin Bank, e Baltimore st vv of Ann
Giles J. W. 44 Pitt st
Giles Johr> R. & John H. Barnes, carpenters, 3 Cheapside
tGiles James, washer, Lerew's alley, n of Saratoga
tGiles Rhoda, Ann, Salisbury st w of Canal
Gill George, carter, Wilk st w of Bond
Gill John, wood inspector, Stiles st w of Albemarle
Gill Mrs Margaret, CaroUne st 1 door s of Gough
Gill Edward, harness maker, Baltimore st w of Paca
Gill Mrs. Park st n of Fayette
Gill John, merchant, dw Courtland st near Pleasant
Gill Lewiaj stage driver, Saratoga st court near Holliday st
Gill George M. attorney at law, Fayette st e of St. Paul's
Gill John, merchant, dw North st near Fayette
Gill John, notary public, ofl&ce 42 Water st opposite the entrance
* of the Exchange, dw North st 2d door from N^vins's church
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Giil Miss, mantua maker, 61 Camden st
Gill Joshua, labourer, Pine st n of Fayclte
Gill A. O. tea dealer, Fayette st e of Pine
Gill Eary, huckster, Chesnut alley e of" Pearl st
Gill John, 121 Eutaw st
Gill Jarvis, carpenter, Centre ste of Howard
Gill Elizabeth, grocer, 4 Lexington st
Gill Brvson, bleeder, cupper and leecher, 34 Hanover st
Gill Ezekiel C. keeper of Penitentiary, Aisquith n of Monument
Gill William, teller of Merchants' Bank, e Baltimore st w of Exe-
Gillen James, labourer, Baltimore st e of Pine [eter
Gillen Charlotte, washer, Champerlain alley s side
Gillespie Stephen, cabinet maker, Fayette stw of Gay
Gillespy John, ship carpenter, Happy alley near Lancaster st
Gillet Martin & Co. tea dealers, 52 Pratt st
Gillet Martin, of above firm, dw Fayette st near Cove
Gillinfi^hara William, blacksmith, 119 s Sharp st
Gillingham J. carpenter, Lombard st e of Liberty
Gillingham George, machinist, 91 Pratt st
Gillingham George, jr. clerk of Baltimore shot tower, dw n e cor
Exeter and Water sts
Gillingham John, carpenter, 83 Pratt st
Gillingham St Jessup, hardware merchants, cor Pratt and Light
Gillis'^Iar^aret, Eden st e of Canal
Gilman C attorney at law, 25 Fayette st. dw Lexington e of Pine
Oilman, Harman H. porter, Patterson st near Pratt
Gilman Mrs Mary Ann, Calveri st opposite Battle Monment
Gilmor R. & Sons, merchants, Second st betw South and Gay sts
F>llmor Robert, merchant, dw Water st betw Gay and Commerce
tGilmore Isaac, porter, German, 6t w of Green
Gilpin H. carpenter, Mercer si w of Calvert dw i2 C. Market sp
Gilpin Mrs. Margaret, Bank st e of Market f. p,
Gilpin Samuel, 41 e Water st
Gilson John, Bond st s of Lancaster
tGilyard Edward, blacksmith, Ensorst near meetinghouse
Giraud Dr. John J. Water st 2 doors from the bridge
Girdovv mrs Sarah, 70 Camden st
Girvin Robert, carpenter, Mulberry st w of Cove
Girvin James, produce dealer, cor Franklin and Eutaw sts dw
Paca near Franklin
Gist Wm. eagle white lead factory, cor Conway and Eutaw sts
dw 82 Camden
Gist Wm. guager of liquors, dw Holliday st s of Saratoga
Gittings John S. Chesapeake bank, dw Water st near bridge
Gittings L. com. nit. 5 Spear's whf dw North st near Lexington
Gladding Samuel, cordwainer, Charles st s of Montgomery
Gladson Michael, cordwainer, Harford avenue
Glan Robert, bacon store, cor Forest and Low sts
Glanden Sarah, milliner, Charles st s of Lombard
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Glanville James W. & Co. hatters, 64 C. market space dw do
Glanville mrs Mary, Barre st e of Hanover
Glase Henry, carpenter, Biddle st w of Ross
Glaser Jacob, blacksmith, cor French and East sts
Glass John, ship joiner, cor Thames and Block sis
Glass I. sup. chimneys, Pratt betvv Bond st &- Strawberry alley
Glass house Federal hill, P. R. J. Frieze proprietor
Glassgow Wm. R. Sharp st s of Barre
JGlassgow Solomon, porter, Forest st s of Douglass
Gleaves & Trail, dry goods mis. 99 Baltimore st
Gleeson Thomas, teacher, Potter st near French
Glenn John, attorney at law, Charles st n of Fayette
Glenn Wm. tavern. Fleet st near Caroline
Glenn Rachel, 46 Ann st
Glenn Samuel, painter, Bond st n of Pratt
Glenn Hon. Elias, judge U. S. district court, Franklin st
Glenn Wm. cordwainer, Columbia st extended
Glenn Wm. 92 Liberty st
Glib Eustice, potter, cor Hampstead and Spring sts
Glocker Theodore, clerk, Eden st s of Orleans
Gloinger mrs Mary, 69 Baltimore st
Gloss John, baker, York avenue
Glover Susan, sempstress, INIercer st w of Light
Gobright W^m. tinner, Caroline st n of Baltimore
Goddard Charles, Gen Wayne Inn, cor Balto. and Paca sts
Godfrey mrs Sarah, huckster, Forest st near Gay
Godfrey Nicholas, mariner, Liberty al near Falls st
Godman miss M. cor Barnet and Charles sis
Godman Brutus, stone mason, Pine st n of Franklin
Godman Thomas J. distiller, Pennsylvania avenue extended
Godwin Littleton, waterman, 17 Comet st
Goforth George, bacon seller, Hillen st near East
jGoff Fanny, 10 Douglass st
Goinard mrs Mary J. n Gay st near Molt
Gold capt Paul, Charles st s of Lombard
Gold P. F. dry goods & groceries, s w cor Light & Montgomery
Gold Mary Ann, tailoress, Exeter st near Hiilen
Gold Joseph, Montgomery st e of Light
Golden Michael, cor Lunn's lane and Paca st
Golder George, merchant, Lexington st w of Cove
Golder Archibald, paper hanger, 171 Baltimore st
tGolder Wm. shoemaker, Camden st w of Hanover
Goldsborough Wm. clerk. Forest ste of Aisquith
|Goldsborough James, Iron alley
fGoldsborough Richard, carpenter, Wolf st s of Bank
Goldsbury Nicholas, Franklin si e of Lerew's al
Goldsmith Elizabeth, widow, Lee st belw Charles and Light
Goldsmith M. pedlar, 97 Bond st
Goldsmith John, painter, Lexington stw of Charles
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Goldsmith Jos. labourer, Beuren st near Monument
Goldsmith S. H. dry goods store, Calvert st s of Bath
Golibart Joseph, Jr. cooper, Wolfst near Fell
Golibart Jos. cooper, Alice Anna st w of Ann
Goliger Roderick, butcher, French st near High
Good mrs Sarah, 149 Bond st
Goodacre Daniel, stone cutter, 73 Albemarle st
Goodhand Margaret, 63 Liberty st
Goodhand John, salesman. Potter st n of Gay
Goodhue Benj. C. dealer in general, cor Pratt st &t Apple aly
Goodisson capt John, Bond st 1 door n of Wilk
Goodman Edward C. cordvvainer, 11 Sterling st
Goodrich Sylvester, pile driver, York st e of Charles
Goodrick mrs Susan, l8 Baltimore st e of Eiien
Goodrick nirs. tavern, 60 e Pratt st
Goodwin Caleb, ship carpenter, Stiles st e of High
Goodwin Charles, clerk Merchants' bank, dw Monument sq ;are
Goodwin Lloyd, 135 Hanover st [near Fayette st
|"Goodwin Hestor Ann, fruit shop, Calvert st near Saratoga
tGoodwin Thomas, sawyer, Park st near Saratoga
tGooseberry Betsy, washer, Greenwillow st s of Penn. avenue
JGooseberry Betsy, washer, Park lane w of Pearl st
Gordon mrs Mary Ann, Caroline st n of Gough
Gordon Charles, rope maker, Light st extended
Gord'on W. chair man'r. cor Water and South sis dw Gough
Gordon Dr. cor St Paul's and Saratoga sts
Gordon Jos. cooper, Mulberry st e of Eutaw
Gordon Catherine, huckster, Saratoga st e of Liberty
Gordon Dr. James, office Hanover st
Gordon John H. chair maker, 73 Water st
Gore Wm. millwriglit, Richmond st e of Howard
Goreham Elias, ladies' shoe mak. cor Holhday st &. Orange al
Gorman Thomas, mt. tailor, 6 Light si dw Wine
(torman John, labourer, Centre st near bridge
Gorman John, weaver, Mulberry st n of Cove
Gorman Nicholas, weaver, Pierce st w of Chatsworlh
Gormanly Henry, labourer, C9 McFJderry's wharf
Gormley Jame?, tavern, cor Commerce and Pratt sts
Gorsuch Samuel, ship carpenter, Washington sts of Wilk
Gorsuch John, joiner, Caroline st n of Bank
Gorsuch James, Bond st 1 door s of Wilk
Gorsuch Peregrine, cor Saratoga st and Lerew's alley
Gorsuch Lowry F. hat manufactory, 34 Pratt st
Gorsuch Robert, Paca st n of JMulberry
Gorsuch Wm. carpenter, Eutaw st n of Mulberry
Gorsuch Wm. carpenter, Eutaw st s of Mulberry
Gorsuch E. milliner, Pratt st e of Howard
Gorsuch Elisha, miller, 1 Bank lane
Gorsuch Jehu, carpenter, 79 n High st
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Gorsuch & Brown, carpenters, cor High st and Necessity aly
Gorton mrs Phoebe, Baltimore st e of Lloyd
Gorton Wm. A. tobacconist, cor Pierce and Pine sts
Gosnel) Win. Neighbors st
Gosnell L. W. merchant, 268 w Baho. dvv Paca n of Lexington
Gosnell PhiHp, tailor. Mulberry st e of Pine
Gosnell and Dovries, vvholsaie dry goods mts. 268 vv Baltimore
Goss John, knife grinder, Lancaster st e of Bond
Gossick mrs ^lary, Bank ste of Happy alley
Gossuage mrs N. Cove st w of Pierce
Gothrop James, cordwainer, Chesniit al \v of Pine st
tGott Priscilla, Shakspeare st 1 door w of Apple alley
Gough Thomas, caner, Canal st near Short alley
Gould Alexander, Light st extended
Gould A. jr. victualler, Light st extended
Gould J. F. prin. Baltimore Female Lyceum, Lexington at e
of Calvert d\v cor Saratoga and Pine
Gould John W. tabacconist, Norih sis of Bath
Gould James, ranc)- jeweller, 13(3 Bait, st dw 25 s Howard
Gould John, 26 Lancaster st [e of Pine
Gould James, teacher, cor Bath and Saratoga sts dvv Saratoga
Gould Moses, chemist and botonist, Baltimore st e of Cove
Gould Daniel, cordwainer, Baltimore st e of Cove
Gould E. inn keeper, 111 n Howard st
Gould capt Peter, 3c{ s Charles st
Gould John C. clothing store, 60 s Calvert st
tGould Isabella, washer, Saratoga st e of Pearl
tGould Richdrd, sawyer, Kdcn ti n of Bank
tGoulden VVm. labourer. Cove si n of German
Gouiey L. man'r. vegetable bitters, '2U Baltimore st
Gouley .Alexander, Park lane w of Schroeder st
Goven Daniel, feed store, Gay st near Potter dw 20 Aisquith
Gover G. P. lotl. office, cor Sharp & Bait, dw cor Bait. &. East
Gover Samuel H. auctioneer, s e cor Water st and Centre mar-
ket space i\\v Calvert st
Gover Hannah, female academy, Calvert st s of Pleasant
Gover John, carpenter, York av near Monument st
tGowens James, carter. Forest st n r.^f Douglass
tGowens Hannah, cook, cor Long lane and Beard st
tGoy Francis, labourer, Lerew's al s of Franklin st
Grace mrs Priscilla, n e cor Spring and Gough sts
tGrace Thomas, stevadore, Happy al s of Fleet st
1 Grace Adam, labourer, Argyle al s of Fleet st
Gracey Plenry, carpenter, cor Orleans and Aisquith sts
Gralflin Jacob W. morocco dresser, Saratoga st w of Gay
Grafton Mark, dw Fayette e of Liberty st
Graham Ann, Ann st n of Fleet
Graham George, ship carpenter, 89 Ann st
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Graham John, blackprnith, Albemarle 1 door n of Pratt st
Graham Ellis, carpenter, Buren near Monument st
Graham mrs Elizabeth, Harford av near Madison st
Graham J. and R. grocers, 88 Dugan's wharf
Graham Wm. merchant, 77 Smith's wharf
Graham John, painter, dw French near Exeter st
Graliam & Sommerville, house sign and ornamental painters,
n w corner Saratoga and Calvert streets
Graham Ephraim, grocer, s w cor Ross & Saint Mary's streets
Graham John, trader, Orchard s of Ross
Graham Andrew, carpenter, 234 n Howard st
Graham William, grocer, 53 Pitt st
Graham Wm. sea captain, Baltimore st e of Exeter
Graham Andrew, steamboat fireman, Hughes st e of Light st
Graham mrs Mary, Pratt e of Exeter st
Grainger George, miller, Hill near Williams st
tGrainger Nathan, labourer. Sugar al near Light st
Grammer mrs Eliza, widow. Front between Bait, and Pitt sts
Granaker John, labourer, Greenwillow st s of Penn avenue
Grant Rebecca, Falls ^t near Liberty al
Grant Jane, 43 Alice Anna st
Grant John, mariner. Bond n of Bank st
Grant Stepiien, labourer, Saratoga st extended
Grant Sarah Ann, Pine st n of Pierce st
Grant Charles, sawyer. Eager al n of Saratoga st
Grant Mary Ann, sempstress, Jefferson w of Canal st
tGrant Nancy, huckster, Welcome al w of Sharp st
tGrant Margaret, huckster, Canal near Orleans st
Grantrap Ferdinand, bandbox maker, cor Grant and Lombard
Grape Andrew, trunk maker, Bank near Eden st
Grape Jacob, variety store, 40 Bait st dw Potter near Gay st
Grape George, carpenter, Monument w of Sterling st
Grape John, carter, Potter e of Gay st
Grasier Andrew, blacksmith. Light near Hill st
Gratefield John, carpenter. Wagon al e of Howard st
Graves Robert, carpenter, Bond s of Bank st
Graves George H. rail-road conductor, Paca n of Franklin st
Graves Dr. J. J. 54 Fayette st
jGraves Charles, labourer, French lane near Charl-s st
tGraves Barnev, labourer, Run al n of Lexington st
IGraves Davidjdrayman, Eager al s of Mulberry st
Grawley Herman, 11 Armistead lane
Gray John, carter. Wolf st s of Fleet
Gray Wm. sail maker. Market st near Wilk
Gray mrs Ann, Pratt e of High st
GravCharles, Charles st n of Henrietta
Gray James, brickmaker, Light near Little Hughes st
Gray mrs Ann M. fruit shop, Harford avenue
Gray Henrv W. storage warehouse, Lower end of Camden st
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Gray Henry W. just, of peace, lower end Camden st dw n e
corner Sharp and Conway st
Gray George, medicine packer, Tripoletl's al near Second st
Gray Catherine, sempstress, Ross st w of Eutavv
Gray Sarah, washer, JVLontgomery e of Sharp st
Gray Sarah, Potter s of Douglass st
Gray Leonard, F. tailor, Aisquith n of Monument st
Gray John M. findings store, 15 vv Water st
Gray Wm hatter, 15 Thompson st
Gray Samuel, labourer, Low n of Forrest st
Gray James, medicine store, 33 s Calvert dw 19 Water st
Gray , waterman, Salisbury e of Lloyd st
tGray David, labourer. Perry e of Eutaw st
tGray Csesar, labourer, French near Exeter st
tGray Joseph, slioemaker, Saratoga e of Holliday st
tGray Arthur, labourer, Davis near Bath st
tGray Eliza, Charles st s of JNIontgomery
tGray Richard, labourer. Elbow lane
tGray Susan, Strawberry al s of Pratt st
tGray David, drayman, Eager al s of Mulberry st
tGray Richard, eating house, Pratt e of Commerce st
Gray ham Hugh, cabinet maker, Charles st s of Busy al
Grayson George, carter, Lee st w of Hanover
Greban James, merchant. Mulberry e of Hawk st
Greble Benjamin, Potter, Harford av near Madison st ^
Green Eliza, Ann st n of Alice Anna st
Green mrs 153 Bond st
Green mrs Ann, Bank e of Market st
Green mrs Eliza, Eden s of Pratt st
Green John, carpenter, 41 Fayette st
Green mrs. grocer, Saratoga e of Howard st
Green John, lime store, n Gay s of Exeter st
Green Thomas, bricklayer, Gallows hill
Green mrs Sarah, Buren near Monument st
Green Wm. tanner, corner Monument and Buren sts
Green A. paper hanger, 26 n Gay dw Harrison near Etna lane
Green Samuel, deputy keeper of Penitentiary, 13 Sterling st
Green mrs Maria, French near East st
Green Charles B. grocer, High 3 doors a of Gay dw High 3
doors n of Gay
Green mrs Ann, tailoress, Exeter neaf French st
Green mrs Cassa, Exeter n of Hillen
Green John, grocer, s vv cor Hillen and Potter sts
Green Editha, sempstress, Hillen near Exeter, st
Green mrs Ann, boarding house, South near Water st# *
Green George, carpenter, Saratoga e of Schroeder st
Green Enoch, stone mason, Pine e of Cove s'.
Green and Co. stone cutters, corner Pratt and Green sts
Green Edward, 230 n Howard st
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Green Terence, grocer, Lerew's al s of Mulberry st
Green Clolumbus, clerk, Monument st near York avenue
Green George W, painter, Holland e of Aisquith st
Green Andrew, huckster, Aisquith n of Monument st
Green George, sawyer, Low n of Forrest st
Green Charles B. store 120 n High st
Green Susanna, sempstress, 38 n Exeter st
Green Ellen, widow, 7 Temple st
Green Richard C. oak cooper, 60 South st
tGreen David, labourer, Fayette st e of Run al
IGreen Ann, washer, Union st s of Ross
tGreen Charles, labourer, 36 Park st
tGreen Henrietta, washer. Low s of Aisquith st
tGreen Peter, labourer, Forest n of Douglass st
tGreen John, sawyer, Forest s of Douglass st
tGreen Wm. sawyer, Long lane n of Orleans st
tGreen James, labourer, Guilford al near Light st
tGreen Wm. labourer. Harford avenue
tGreen Richard, lal5eurer, Hamilton e of Charles st
tGreen Thomas, barber, 4 Light st
tGreen Edward, Happy al near Alice Anna st
tGreen Sophia, Argyle al s of Wilk st
tGreen Wm. A. President near Stiles fit
tGreen James, Wolf n of Gough st
tGreen Richard, labourer, Strawberry al s of Bank et
pGrreen Adam, Spring w of Gough st
JGreen Charles, Strawberry al n of Gough st
Greener Philip, carpenter, Holliday n of Saratoga st
Greener Frederick, labourer, Liberty al near Buren st
f Greener Richard, boot black, shop Fayette near Samt Paul's
JGreener Leah, washer, 20 Potter st
Greenbery Miss Ann. Pitt st w of Harford run
Greenfield Dorcas, Strawberry al s of Lancaster st
Gieenfield A. H. hardware store, 70 Lexington st dw corner
Lexington and Eutavv sts
Gieenidge Thomas, shoemaker, 22 Potter st
Greenweil James, Alice Anna, e of Market s
Greenwood Henry, drayman, s Howard st
Greenwood Edward, merchant, corner Charles and Monument
Greenwood T^Ielinda, mantuamaker, Pleasant near Courtland st
Greenwood Wm. file smith, corner Cove and Market dw Col-
umbia alley
tGreenwood Isaac, labourer, Light st extended
|Greenwo()d Peregrine, drayman. Vine st e of Pine
JGreer^ood Samuel, drayman, Fayette st e of Park lane
Greeves Rudolph, grocer, corner Eutaw and Perry sts
Gregg Andvv & Co. 18 Franklin st. dw Franklin e of Cathedral
Gregg T. Franklin st e of Cathedral
Gregg mrs Harriet, Holliday s of Saratoga
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Gregory Joseph, city watchman, Light near Montgomery st
Gregory Joseph, ship carpenter, Caroline s of Baltimore st
Gregory Wm. plaisterer. Park lane w of Pine st
Greiver, John, tailor, corner Hawk st and Centre Market space
Greves David and Son, grocers, 1 and 3 Market st f p
Grewe Wm. blacksmith, Lerew's al s of Franklin st
|Grey Jerry, sawyer, Saratoga e of Poppleton
Gribbin Henry, labourer, Frederick n of Pratt st
Gridley John, lottery and exchange office,25 n Gay st
Grien Isaac, dw Calvert near Mulberry st
Grier Miss, dress maker. Liberty near Lexington st
Griest Moses, grocer, n e corner Gough and Spring sts
Grieves James, superintendent of screw dock, Market s of Wilk
Griffin Mary, Bond 2 doors s of Wilk st
Griffin John, shoemaker, Bond n of Bank 6t
Griffin Daniel, cooper.Still House st
Griffin Levy, engineer, Charles st s of Henrietta
Griffin Robt. B. dry goods n)t. 43 Bait st dw 2 doors above
Griffin James, weaver, Freedom near Franklin st
Griffin John, weaver, Mulberry near Poppleton st
Griffin Elias, tobacconist, dw Pearl n of Mulberry st
Griffin John, plaisterer, Mulberry e of Pine st
Griffin John, grocer, 21 Ross st
Griffin Jacob, labourer, Perry e of Eiitaw st
Griffin Jacob, butcher. Monument e of Eden st
Griffin George, millwright, Armistead lane e of Light st
|Griffin Thomas, labourer, Jiight st extended
JGriffin Mary, alley bet Spring and Caroline sts
iGriffin Cuft', labourer, Williams al w of Sharp st
jGriffin Henry, labourer. Comb al n of Hill st
Griffis James, cabinet maker, Ensor st foot of Galiowi hill
Griffith Capl. John, Stiles w of Gough st
Griffith mrs Ann, Pratt st 2 doors e of Caroline
Griffith R. R. & Co. hardware mts. 245 Bait st
Griffith R. R. of above, dw corner St. Paul and Franklin st
Griffith Eliza A. grocer, Conway w of Green st
Griffith Michael, tavern, Pratt w of Howard st
Griffith Israel and Co. wholesale dry goods mts. 213 w Bait st
Griffith Allen, dw Sharp s of Camden st
Griffith Dr. R. cor Fayette & St. Paul's sts
Griffith Richard, grocer, s w corner. Light and Hill sta
Griffith Levy P. boot and shoe manu. Gay near Fred-
erick, dw Holliday n of Saratoga st
Griffith Phomas W .just, of peace,office, Fayette near St. Paul
Griffith William, straw cutter, York avenue
Griffith Ann, 29 Aisquith st
Griffith Thomas, slater, Rock st w of Lexington st
Griffith Howd. mt. cor Frederick & Pratt dw Green s ofGerman
Griffith William A. Madison w of Howard st
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Griffith mrs H. B 6 Eutavv at
GrilFiih Sarah, 69 Saratoga st'
Griffith and Arrnistead, hardware mts. 190S Bait st
Griffith Stephen, carpenter, Holland e of Eden st
tGriffilh \Vm. labourer, Sugar al w of Light st
^Griffith John, Happy al near Alice Anna st
Griggs William, pilot, Bond 1 door n of Gough st
Griggs James, 58 s Bxeter st
Grim Edward, carpenter, Park lane w of Pine st
Grimes mrs Ann, corner, Shakepear st and Apple al
Grimes Charles, High bet Hillen and Gay sts
Grimes Enoch, tinner, Vine st e of Cove
Grimes Edward, teamster, Bait e of Pine st
Grimes Susan, Long lane s of Orleans st
|Grimes Fielden, carter, corner Park lane and Run al
Grinard Frances, washer, Columbia w of Sharp st
Grindle Josiah, carpenter, 2l New Church st
Grinder Mary, sempstress. 12 York st Federal hill
Grine J. clerk cor Sharp and Lee sts
tGriniger Eli, grain measurer, Williams al eof Light st
Griswold L. boarding house, 165 Hanover st
Grist Moses, grocer, corner Hill and Charles sts
Grist Philip, labourer. President n of Fawn st
Groe mrs Ann, 122 Hanover st
Grodergood, Frederick, Franklin w of Cove
Groom Alexander, firm of Joseph Todhunter and Co. German
between Charles and Hanover, dw 76 n Charles st
fGroom Emory, measurer, 92 Douglas? st
Grooms Thomas, plaisterer, MuUikin e of Caroline
Grooms VVm. Plaisterer, n Gay near Mott st
Crooms Eliza Ann, Sterling near Monument st
tGrooms Nathan, barber, Saratoga w of Howard st
Grosh mrs E grocer, corner, Pinkney and Caroline sts
Gross Benjamin, drayman, Pierce w of Pearl st
Gross John 1. auction and com store, cor Gay &c Front sts dw
Aisquith near Monument st
Gross Henry, porter, Long al s of New st
Gross J. corner Mulberry and Pine sts
Gross Michael, Carpenter, Madison st extended
Gross D. drayman, between Perry and Conway above Boward
Gross Francis, silver plater, Sharp n of Hili st
tGross Samuel, sawyer, Sharp st s of Busy al
tGross Nancy, waiter, Barre e of Howard st
tGross Maria, washer, Charles st extended
tGross Letty, Montgomery, w of Light st
tGross John, labourer, Hanover, n of Montgomery st
Groves Mary, 31 Green st
Grover Alexander, mt. 7G n Charles st
Grover Anne, washer, Sterling near Monument st
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Grover Chas. lumber mt opp. Peni'y flw Harf av near Madison si
Groverinan and Sons, china store, 225 Baltimore st
Groverman A. china mt. dvv 83 s Sharp st
Groves Ann, shop keeper, Potter e of Low st
Groves John, instrument maker, Neighbour's st near Harford av
Groves Jacob, ship carpenter, York e of Light st
|Groves Ann, washer, Long lane n of Holland st
Grubb George, cedar cooper, German opposite Penn st
Grubb \Vm. morocco dresser, dw Hillen near Falls
Gruber Jacob, locksmith, Camden w of Howard
Gruber Jacob, blacksmith, Williams st near Montgomery
Gruber Hlllis, grocer, n e corner, Cove and Saratoga sts
Gruber George, cedar cooper, Fayette st e of Park
Gruble John, Thomsonian practitioner, Orleans e of Caroline
Grundy &. Co. auctioneers, corner Charles and Market sts
Grund) s Joseph, victualler, Light st extended
Gudshick Christian, labourer, s w cor Cove and Saratoga sts
Guerand F. dying and scouring establishment, 27 Harrison st
Guest Samuel, wood corder, Lee st w of Hanover st
JGuest Margaret, Caroline n of Fleet st
tGuiss Jacob, caulker. Strawberry al s of Gough st
Guiidener Hannah, 73 n Liberty st
Guilford Richard, liquor store, s w cor Bond and Wilk st
Gulley and Emich, stove and sheet iron warehouse, 26 Light si
Gulley Philip, Lee st w of Charles
Gum Jac(;b, labourer, Harford avenue
Gum mrs., Howard st s of Lombard st
Gunby Capt James, Philpot e of Wilis
Gunby mrs Mary, French near Potter
Gunn Bernard, grocer, s e corner Lexington and Green
Gurley James, ptop. western hotel, cor Howard and Saratoga
Gustus Vincent, caulker, Wilks st e of Strawberry al
|GustusH. tobacconist, foot Gallows hill bet Ensor &, Sterling
TGusIus Abraham, sawyer. Bait st e of Eden
Guy James, clerk, Camden bet Charles and Light sts
Guyton and Hyde, dry ffoods mts. 58 Hanover st
Guyton Joseph, miner, Holland st extended
Gwinn mrs E. Pratt e of Sharp st
Gwinn Wm. engineer, Bait st extended
Gwynn mrs Mary, corner Exeter and Hillen
Gwynn Wm. prop Bait Gazetie,office cor St. Paul st & Bank lane
Gwynn Eliza, Lerew's al s of Franklin st
Gwynn Wm. Fisherman, Harford avenue
tGwynns Henry, Park st e of SchrcEder,
Gybert Francis, cabinet maker, Chatsworth n of Saratoga si
Gyer John, cordwainer, Henrietta w of Charles
"HaBBERSETT Honry, tavern, Hiijh st bet Gay and Low
Hablislon Henry, comcnission a<;ent, 15 s Gay st
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Hack Jon^s &c Ruhrauff wholesale dry goods store 5 n Howard
Hack J. tobacconist, cor Howard st & Cowpen al dw Lexington
Hack Andrew, grocer, cor Howard st &c Dutch al dw Lexington
Hackett Samuel, carter, Howard 2 doors from Camden st
tHacket Richard, labourer, back of Gallows hill
+Hacket Margaret, Apple al near Wilk st
tHacket Lydia, midwife Long lane n of Orleans st
tHacket Sarah, washer, German w of Green st
tHacket Hetty, washer, Biddle st s of Ross
tHacket John, labourer, Welcome al w of Hanover st
tHacket Charles, labourer, Welcome al w of Hanover st
tHacket Henrietta, washer, Short st n of Orleans
tHackey Philip, brickmaker, Sugar al W of Light st
Hackney Robert, bricklayer, corner George st and Penn av
Hadway Oakley, ship carpenter, Gough e of Eden st
Haddarp Benjamin, barber. Centre Market space near Swan st
Haden mrs. Ensor n of Pvloiiument st
Hadley Moses, labourer, n e cor Lexington and Freeman sts
Hadley rnrs Mary 8 Philpot st
Hadley Deborah, widow, Monument e of Canal st
Haesbaert Rev. John, P. C. dw North near Pleasant st
Hagan Dennis, weaver, Sarah Ann e of Cove
Hagan Charles, labourer, Monument vv of Aisquith st
Hagan Patrick, Inickster, Fianklin st extended
Hagerty John, clothing store, Harri&on st near Baltimore, dw
24 Market space
Hagerty Andrew, oak cooper, Canal st near Short alley
Hagerty James, boot and shoe factory, 22 Centre Market space^
dw Granby st betvv High and Exeter
Hagerty Joim, trader. Union st s of Ross
Hagerty Ed v/ard, grocer, Lexington st w of Paea
Hagerty James, boot and shoe store, 9 s Calvert st
Hagger Benjamin L & Son, optical instrument manufacturers, 57
Hagger Geocge, tobacconist. Rock st n of Saratoga [South st
tHaggert George, carter, Holliday st near Pleasant
Hagthrop Edward, tinuer, Bond street s of BaltiP'Ore dw 85 e
Water st
Hagihs Joseph, Market st s of Fleet, f. p.
Hague William, rope maker, William st near Cross
Hahn Henry, painter, Lexington st e of Sharp st
Hahn John,' merchant tailor, 146 Baltimore st. dw 18 New Church
Hahn Edward, butcher. Silver st e of Eden
HahnWilliamj butcher, Mulliken st e of Spring
Hain Daniel, carter, Block st near the dravvbridge
Haines George, cordwainer, Pine st n of George
Haines Nicholas, tinner, Howard sts of Baltimore, dw Mulberry
e of Paca street
Hains John, Carpenter's alley w of Howard st
Hainsworth Daniel, wharf builder, Light st near Hill .
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Halback, Charles, surgical instrument maker, cor Mercer and
Halbert Edward, grocer, cor Forcst'and Douglass sts [Grant sts
Hale Edward, bricklayer, 75 High st
Hale William, bricklayer, 87 s Howard st
Haley Mrs Ann, milliner, Ensor st near East
Hales Norris G. organ builder, 42 n Front st
Halfpenny William, pilot, 64 Ann st
Hal! George, lumber inspector, 70 Market st f. p.
Hall John, ship carpenter, Lancaster st near Market
Hall Grace. Wilk st e of CaroRne
Hall Edward, 15 Bond st
Hall Nathan, plumber and tinner, 15 Bond st
Hall John, mariner, Canal st betw Bank and Gough
Hall Capt Joseph, 32 Gough st
Hall Capt John, Pratt st e of Caroline
Hall Andrew, Market st s of e Baltimore st
Hall Mrs Mary, Caroline st s of Baltimore
Hall Mary, cedar cooper, 241 Market st f p.
Hall Wells R. grocer, s e cor Market and Alice Anna sts. i\w 4
Hall George H. cedar cooper, 106 Green st [Thames st
Hall C. A. Monument st vv of Park
Hall T. W. Charles st vv of Saratoga
Hall Mrs. cor Fayette and Charles sts
Hall & Co. wholesale dry goods mts. 195 Baltimore st
Hall Richard, merchant, 5 w Baltimore st
Hall James E. chair gilder, Charles st court n of Camden st
Hall Doctor Richard VV". professor of University of Maryland, dw
and office 16 Lexington st
Hall & Co. auction and commission store, 23 n Gay st near East
Hall John W. dw 23 n Gay st near East
Hall Nathaniel, 154 n Gay st nearMott
Hall John, tailor, Sterling near Monument st
Hall Patrick, collector, French near Bath
Hall Israel, cordwainer, Hillen e of Forest st
Hall Charles, Saraoga st e of Pine
Hall Daniel W. 6 Pascault Row Lexington st
Hall Daniel, carpenter, Eden st n of Jefferson
Hall Margaret, weaver, Penn. avenue n of Preston st
Hail Elias, cordwainer. Union sts of Ross
Hall John, cordwainer, Butaw st s of Madison
Hall William W. attorney at law, Fayette st \v of Barnum's hotel,
(hv 116 Conway st
Hall John, draftsman, 148 Liberty st
Hall Joseph, carpenter, Potter st s of Gay
Hall James, ship carpenter, Eden st n of Baltimore
Hall John B. constable, Eden st s of Orleans
Hall Aaron, carpenter, 13 Maiden lane
Hall William C. carpenter, 84 Orleans st [e of Canal
Hall Levi, grocer, Baltimore st opposite Museum, dw Orleans st
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Hall Miss Elizabeth, Caroline sts of Ilampslead
Hall Walter, Gouffli st n of Pratt
(Hall John, drayman, Chesnut alley e of Pine st
Hall Basil, carpenter. Pierce si w of Pearl
:;Hall Charles, labourer, Union st n of Penn. avenue
;:HaIl Peter, labourer, s Eutaw st extended
::Hall Eilward, confectioner, 24 Fayette st
::Hall Nicholas, labourer, Columbia st e ol' Howard
:Hall James, labourer, Sucrar alley vv of Charles st
;:Hall Carles, drayman, Monument s-t e of Canal
::HaIl William, sawyer, Eden st n of Bahimore
fHall William, drayman. East st s of Douirlass
tHall Francis, searar maker, Forest st s of Douglass
JHallMrs Ann, 18 Salisbury st
iHal Daniel, 9 Salisbury alley
tHall Kinsey, butcher, Ensor st near Gallows Hill
|Hall Daniel J. green grocer, Fayette st 2(1 door from Hollidaj
JHall Jerry, carter. Strawberry alley s o( Pinkney st
|Hall Nathan, Hammond alley
Hall Charlotte Aisquith st betw Orleans and Jefferson
Hdit William, weaver, Saratoga st extended
tHaltin Kitty, washer, Union stn of Pennsylvania avenue
Ham William H. & Co. merchant tailors, Holliday st s of Fayette
Hambleton and Dunbar, wholesale dry^goods merchants, 244 w
Baltimore st
Hambleton Thomas E. merchant, cor Liberty and Baltimore sts
Hambleton G. carpenter, Howard st s of Pratt [dw 33 Eutaw st
Hamer John C. tailor, 38 n Exeter st
Hamer Richard, cordwainer, cor Lunn's alley and Paca sis
Hamer Daniel, clerk, 74 n Exeter st
4.Hamer Mary, Caroline st w of Pinkney
jHamer Jacob, teacher, Ajiple alley s of Ballimorc at
Hamill John, shoe maker, 7 Grant st
Hamill James, grocer, cor High and e Baltimore sis
Hamill Alexander, grocer, 26 e Baltimore st
Hamilton Mrs Sarah, 71 Bond st
Hamilton Thomas, 22 Philpot st
Hamilton John, ladies' shoe maker, 42 Pratt st e of Sharp
Hamilton Fenton T. optical and mathematical establishment,
172 w Baltimore st .
Hamilton and Cost, wholesale dry goods store^ 159 Baltimore at
Hamilton George, Baltimore st e of Lloyd
Hamilton William, teacher, Saratocra st e of Courtland
Hamilton William, clerk, French si near Bath
Hamilton James, grocer, cor Exeter and French sts
Hamilton Mrs Emily, Harford avenue near Madison st
Hamilton Mrs Hannah, wadding factory, Potter st s of French
Hamilton Hugh, carter, Baltimore st e of Cove
Hamilton James, dry goods merchant, 53 Lexington st
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Hamilton James, clerk, Biddle st near Chatsworth
Hamilton Evan, merchant, cor Cider alley and Eutaw sta
Hamilton Mrs Mary, huckster, cor Tyson and Richardson sts
Hamilton &, Dunham, dry goods merchants, cor Liberty and e
Baltrmore streets
Hamilton Mrs Margaret, Perry st e of Charles
Hamilton John, labourer, cor Potter and Halfmoon alley
tHamilton Sarah, washer, Lerew's alley s of Franklin st
Hammer Godfrey, lottery and exchange office, Holliday 8t 2d
door n of Baltimore, dvv Lexington st near Cove
Hammer Jacob, cooper, Exeter st near French
Hammer Valentine, oak cooper, cor Monument st and^ York av.
Hammer Jonas, teacher, Fayette st vv of Pine
Hammer G. wig maker and barber, 23 n Howard st
Hammer John, clerk, 12 New Church st
Hammer Peter, Welcome alley w of Hanover st
Hammerslaugh Lewis, victualler, Market st extended, f. p.
Haram»nd Capt Oliver, mariner, 31 Ann st
Hammond Mrs Catherine, Bank st e of Market
Hammond Jo*ph, tinner, Charles st n of Pratt, dw Montgomery
st e of Charles
Hammond David J. baker, Penn. avenue e of Biddle st
Hammond Nicholas, second hand clothing store, cor Thompson
Hammond Sirah, Spring st n of Gough [and Friendship sts
tHammond Sophia, Spring st s of Pratt
tHammond Savage, labourer. Pine st s of Pierce
t .Hammond Sovereign, cordwaitier, Chesnut alley e of Pine st
tHammond John, labourer, Peach alley n side
tHammond Peter, whitevvasher, Long alley s of Rossst
Hamner Rev. James, Hanover, st s of Lombard
Hamon Ttiomas, carpet weaver, Water st near Commerce
Hampden Thomas, carter, Monument st near Spring
Hampson A. J. grocer, cor Sharp and Fayette
Hampton JLevi, cordwainer, Eutaw st 1 door s of Madison
^Hampton John, carter, 14 Tyson st
Harapy Frederick, instrument maker, 10 Commerce st
tHamsley William, lumber wagoner, Saratoga st near falls
Hanan Jfohn, attorney at law, office Fayette st 1 door from St,
Paul's St. dw cor Pratt and High sis
Hance James, boot and shoe manufacturer, 35 South 8t
Hancock William H. City Block
Hancock Capt R. Pratt s^t cor Gough
Hancock Arian, carpenter, George st w of Penn. avenue
Hancock A. collector, Holland st w of Eden
Hand Alexander, cordwainer, 48 Eutaw st
Hand Jacob, bricklayer, Columbia st extended
Hands E. V. & Co. tin manufacturer, 18 n Howard *t
Hands Mrs Tabitha, Water st e of Exeter
Handy Dr. W. W. Pratt st e of Sharp
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Handy Dr. W. R. cor High and Pratt sts
Handy Mrs. fancy dress and pelisse maker, 82 Camden st
JHandy Islimael, painter, Harford avenue near MoRument st
iHandy Priestman, caulker, Sucjar alley w of Lii^ht st
Handlcy Valentine, fish huckster, Lonnj alley s of Saratoga st
Haney Henry, tailor, Pine sts of Fayette
Haney William, turner, 1 Commerce st
Haney William, watchman, Montgomery st w of Charles
Haney Charles, firm of Grantbrd and Haney, tobabconisls, 78
Pratt St. d\v s Charles st near Montgomery
Haney Charles, segar maker, Charles st near Montgomery
Hankness M. weaver, cor Pierce and Cove sts
Hankness Thomas, weaver, Franklin st above Cove
HanKey Joseph, ship broker, 2 Spear's wharf, dw Water st 2
doors e of Exeter
Hanlen John, carter, York st e of Light
fHanley Robert, waterman, Happy alley n of Gougli st
rianna James, grocer. Stiles st e of President
Hanna Elijah, carpenter, St. Mary's s of Ross st
t Hanna Elizabeth, boarding house, IG s Calvert st# ^
Hanna Patrick, labourer, Cross st e of Light
Hanna Thomas, Water st w of Concord
Hanaf^a John, attorney at law, s w cor High and Pratt sts
Hanson Josiah, clerk at Post office, Barnet st w of Charles
Hanson Thomas, commission warehouse, 2 Light st whf dw 4a
Hanson Emeline, washer, Lerew's alleys of Franklin st [Pratt si
Hanson William, tailor, 14 Low st
Hanson George H. shoe maker. Potter st e of Douglass
Hanson William E. Water st opj)()site Lloyd
tHanson Milly, washer, Pleasant st e of Park
Hanzsche John G. bookseller and stationer, 17 Baltimore st
Hanzsche J. D. printer and bookseller, S2 n Eutaw st
Hapler John, paver, Apple alley near Alice Anna st
Harboiigh Jerome, coach maker, French st near Exeter
Harbough Benjamin, accountant, Sa N Exeter st
Harbour Master's office, (Capt Lane,) end of Patterson st wharf
jlarden Samuel &c Co. German st betw Hanover and Sharp
Harden Samuel, dw 62 Camden st
Harden Mrs Ann, fruit shop, Hirford av, near Madison st
Harden Samuel, president of Powhattan manufiicturing Co. dv»
Camden s. w of Sharp
Harden John, grocer, Baltimore st extended
Harden William, dry goods merchant, 62 Lexington st
Harden Mary, milliner, 52 Liberty st
; [Harden Mrs. huckster. Pearl st s of Saratoga
: [Harden John, porter, Lerew's alley r of Centre st
"Harden L^^h^ washer, Ivy alley w of Park st
; [Harden Ann, washer, Weloonfie alley*w of Hanover si
:;Harden Thomas, blacksruith, JetfersQso st w of Canal
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Hardester John, carpenter, e Baltimore st e of Spring [French
Hardesier David, engineer of steamboat, dw Constitution st nea-
Hardester, Hooper & Co. sail makers, 97 and 99 Bovvley's whf
Hardester Benjamin, sail maker, 51 e Pratt st
Hardesty, John, proprietor of carriages, cor Canal and Jefferson
Hardesty Rollins, tailor, s High st 2d door n of Gay st
Hardesty John, carpenter, North st near Lexington, dw e Balti-
more st near
Hardesty miss Ann, tailoress, 17 Pratt st
Hardesty Sarah, sempstress, Water st near Calvert
Harding Hiram, carpenter, Harford avenue
Harding John H. clerk, Hillen 2d door w of Exeter
JHarding Matthew, labourer, Williamson alley near Light st
ifHarding Wesley, labourer, cor Williamson alley and Light st
Hardisty Henry, 81 n Exeter st
Hardisty Henry, Conway st w of Hanover
H ardister Charles, merchant, cor Charles and Barrests
H ardy mrs Priscilla, cor Rock and Saratoga sts
Hardy John, victualler, Baltimore st extended
Hardy Abraham, labourer, n Exeter st near Pitt
Hardy John, labourer, Pratt st w of Penn
JHardy Samuel, waiter, Williamson al near Light st
tHardy Samuel, waiter, Long al s of Ross st
|Hardy Samuel, sawyer, s e cor Park and Poppleton sts
tHardy Rezin, sawyer, Franklin st e of Cove
tHardy Abigail, washer, Chesnut al w of Pine st
tHardy Samuel, grocer, German steof Cove
Hare Thomas, labourer, Forest st opposite Penitentiary
Hareg John, locksmith and smith, cor Hill and Howard sts
Hargrove Wm. H. painter, Charles st n of Pratt
Hargrove Rev. John, Exeter st 1 door s of Baltimore
Harker James, labourer, York avenue
Harker Samuel, editor of the Baltimore Republican, office s
Gay st near Water, dw High near French
Harker Elizabeth, grocer, Harford avenue
Harker Samuel C. straw cutter, Harford avenue
Harker Henry, cor Bank st and Apple alley
Harkins Neal, 52 n Howard st
Harkins Giles, shoemaker. Stiles st n of the Run
Harlan Samuel, grocer, cor Howard and Madison sis
Harman Daniel, tailor, Canal st s of Baltimore
Harman Joseph, coach maker, Park st n of Saratoga
Harman George, boot and shoe maker, 54 w Pratt st
Harman John M. tobacconist, Calverti^t near Fayette dw High
second door from French
Harman Samuel, brick maker, 128 s Paca st
Harm&n Sarah, cor Park and Lexington sts
Harman John, shoe dealer, 12 Liberty st
Uarman Rev. Peter, Conway ki w of Hanorer
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Harman Stephen, dairyman. Low st s of Aisquith
Harman George, copper-smith, Granby si vv of Harford run
IHarman Jaaies, labourer, Argyle alley n of Alice Anna 8t
Harn«r Christian, Saratoga st opposite Lerevv's alley
Harney R. E. teacher, Eutaw st s of Saratoga
Harneycamp John, labourer, 69 Bond st
Harper Charles, s Gay st between Second and Water
Harper T. lailor, corner Eutaw & ^ew sta
Harper James, 15 Bank lane
Harper Pe»er, boot and shoemaker, Baltimore st e of Eden
IHarpsyth waterman, Happy alley s of Pratt st
Harr Peter, Constitution near French st
tHarrady Win. drayman, Peach alley n side
Harridy Perry, drayman, Sarah Ann st near Schroeder
Harrington Eiisha, Centre st e of St Paul's
Harrington Jr>hn mariner, Molt near Gay st
Harrington Capt. Saml. York e of Light st
Harrington Thomas, boritand shoe manufacturer, Ensor st 4th
door n of East
Harrington Andrew, tailor, cor Monument & Canal sts
Harrington Ann, tavern, 68 s Ca vert st
Harris Wm. C. High st s of Water
Harris Geo. P labourer, corner Howard & Conway sts
Harris Col. David, Saratoga e of Park st
Harris Sarah, Liberty s ot' German st
Harris Saml com agent, 22 Exchange buildings, dw Barre st
betw. Hanover and Sharp
Harris James, tailor, Armistead lane e of Light st
Harris Alfred C. cabinet maker, Montgomery st w of Light
Harris Saml porter in bank, Montgomery e of Light st
Harris Walter, weaver, Franklin st extended
Harris Richard, labourer, Rock sis of Saratoga
Harris James, c!erk, Mulberry et e of Pine
Harris Saml carpenter, Fayette st c of Howard, dw Grten 3 of
Harris J H grocer, 25 s Liberty st [Cider alley
Harris J no. VV. dr;iper and tailor, Sharp st 1 door s of German
Harris Doctor C. A. dentist, lO Hanover st
Harris Mrs. Lydia, oyster cellar, corner Charles & Pratt sts
Harris Richard, tailor, ^den 2 doors from Orleans st
Harris Betsy, washer, 47 n Exeter st.
tHarris Geo. labourer, Columbia w of Eutaw st
tHarris Benj. barber, 5 s Howard st
tHarris tSusan, washer, Carpenter alley e of Eutaw st
tHarris Robert, labourer, 61 Potter st
tHarris Thomas, labourer, Douglass eof Potter st
I Harris Rachel, Short st s of Jefferson
tHarris Aarrn, sawyer, Short st n af Orleans '
tHarris Henr\ , sawyer, Salisbury w of Canal st.
tHarris M. carpenter, Bounty lane, bet Caroline 3t Spring §ti
tHarris Dnvid, sawyer, Davis near Bath st
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^Harris Samuel, cook shop, Li^ht near Lombard st
|Harris Edward, carpenter, Si>rni«; sof Gou^^li st
jHarris Menneiia, En^or near Forest st
jHarris Daniel, [)rick'.ayer, 88 Bond st
Harrison Thomas, carpenter, 97 Ahce Anna st
Harrison Thomas S city baililT, UKi Bond st
Harrison .lames, corduainer, HO Bnnd st
Harrison Mrs. JNlary Ann, Bank eof Market st
Harrison Mrs Mary, e Baltimore vv ol Maiketst
Harrison Charles, dry goocJs mercijanl, Liberty st n ofBallimore
Harrison and Brothers, dry gooris merchants, 173 w Ball st
Harrison widow, Favette e ot Charles st
Harrison Benj and co dry goods merchant, I53i w Bait st
Harrison]Bt nj. m( r>:hanl, dw 46 Fayette st j
Harrison Geo. paiiiter, Light r.ear Hill st ^^
Harrison Benj. H. carpenter, Light st near Montgomery
Harrison VVm. periodical book store, 28 n G.iy si dw Sterling st
Harrison Nathan, com-nission agent, Second st near Gay dw
core Bait and Market st t p
Harrison Rosion, Armistead lane near light st [Sharp st
Harrison Robert PL dry goods merchant, 121 w Bait st dw 17
Harrison Sirah, boarding house, Higli near Gay st#
Harrison VVm. huckster w B tliim )re st w oi Poppletori
Harrison Ttjomas, merchant, corner Charles and German st
div 4 Paca st
Harrison Washington, merchant, dw Franklin st w of Charles
Harrison John, merchant, dw 6-J s Sharp si
Harrison Win. laborer, Sharp st n of Hill
Harrison Mrs, Ann A *"6 Hanovor st
Harrison T P. Eutaw st n of Fayette
Harrison and co importers of foreiun goods, 16 s Charles st
Harrison Williiim G. auciioneer, O'Donnell's wharl dw cor e
Baltimore and Exeter sts
Harrison Mrs. H. cor Exeier and e Baltimore sts
+Harrison Catharine, Johnson near Cross st
fHarrison Nicliolas, lal)orer, Du'is st near Bath
tHarrison James, sawyer. Apple alhiv n of Siiakspeare St
Harrod Henry, sltif)ping master, 7i Ann st
Harrod Captain Henry, Ann n of Fleet st
Harrod John J. book seller a»»d stationer, dw Fayette st
Harrod IVlary Ann, widovv, Hull's lance o!' Friendship si
fHarrod Major, laborer, Monijfomery vv of Light st
Harrowood Barbnra, widow, York bet Charles & Light sts
Harryman David, house and sign |»ainter. 51 n Exeter st
Harshavv Jaines, teacher of languages, Harford av near Mad-
ison st
Harshburger Temperance, dniry, cor Fayette and st Paul's sta
Hart Jame«*. saihnaker, Gough e of Eden st
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Hart Samuel, grocer, s w cor Gay and Saratoga dw Front near
Low St
Hart Asa, carpenter, n Gay near J\lott st
Hart Charles J. dry goods merchant, 57 and 59 Lexington st
Hart Catherine, washer, l46 Biddle st
Hart Archibald, wholesale dealer in foreign and domestic dry
goods, 196 Baltimore st dw Lombard w of Howard st
Hart James, glass cutter, Forrest st w of Harford run
Hartdner Jacob, Camdon st Hotel, Camden near Charles st
Harten Mrs. Mary A. York av
Hartge Henry, piano maker, 51 s Howard st
Hartigan Andrew, grocer, corner Monument and Canal sts
Harligan Michael, grocer, Water st near Frederick
Hartley Susanna, Happy Alley s of Fleet st
Hartley James, foundry man, Hughes near William st
Hartlove John, brick maker. West st bet Charles and Light sts
Hartlovo Wesley, brick maker Sugar alley e of Light st
Hartman Isaac, merchant tailor, 3 s Gay st
Hartman Samuel, cordwainer, e of Pine
Hartman John, cordwainer, Biddle ht s of Ross
Hartshorn James, laborer, Holland st extended
Hartung Hg^iry, tavern, Fell st sof Thames
Hartzogg George, merchant, 85 s Howard st.
Hartzogg Mrs. Mary, Forest st opposite Penitentiary
Harvey Ann, grocer, Eutaw st n of Lexington
Harvey Thomas, 34 Green st
Harvey and Bevans, dry good merchants, 5 Hanover st
Harvey James, merchant, dw Sharp st s of Conway
Harvey/and codry goods merchants, cor Pratt and Hanover sts
Harvey Joshua, merchant, dw Lombard e of Hanover st
Harvey Archibald, apothecary, Tripolett's alley near Second st
Harvey Jane, widow. Potter st s of Douglass
Harvey Capt. James, 87 Alice Anna st
Harvey widow, Wayne st e of Howard
Harvey James, cabinet maker, Comet st w of Aisquith
tHarvey James, Light st extended
tHarvey James, Welcome allev w of Sharp st
Harwood Hon James, Judge of Orphans court, dw St Paul's st
Harwood Thomas, grocer and produce dealer, 1 17 n Howard
st dw Lexington e of Howird st
Harwood James, grocer and flour merchant, ll9 n Howard st
dw 130 n Howard st
Haskell John H. card factory, Carpenter's Alley w of Howard
st & 102 w Pratt st
Haskell John H. currier's shop, 89 Pratt st
Haskell John H. dw Eutaw s of Pratt st
Haslam John and sons, shoeing forge. North near Bath st
Haslam Dr. John, North st s of Bath
Haslam Samuel, Constitution near Monument st
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Haslam Robert H. fountain stables, Fayette w of Charles st
Haslett James jr. grocer, Frederick st dw s w corner Exeter
and e Water st
Haslett Tiiomas, grocer, 17 Alice Anna st
Haslup Jesse, coach spring maker, Aisquith st s of Orleans
shop Harrison st n of Baltimore
Haslup Elizabeth, shopkeeper, York st e of Charles
Haslup Rezin, blacksmith, Holliday st n of Saratoga
Haslup John, coach smith, Davis near Saratoga st dw Hillen
st 2 doors \v of East st
Hasson and Hanlan, grocers and commission merchants Pratt
st head of Bowly's wharf
Hasson John, of above firm, dw corner Stiles and Exeter sts
Hastings James, grocer, Eutaw st s of Franklin
Hatch Miss C. E. milliner, Franklin st w of Pine
Hatch Nathaniel, cordwainer, Chesnut alley w of Pine st
Hatch Mrs. Sarah, milliner. 149 Bond st
Hatcheson John, clerk, Montgomery st e of Light
Hatchison Benj. cordwainer, 35 Market st f p
Hathaway John, Lombard st e of Eutaw
Hatton Mary, Wilk st 1 door e of Caroline
Hatton Hagerty, painter, Pinkney st e of Bond
Hatton Ellen, sempstress, 30 Low st
tHatton Lydia, Davis st near Bath
Haubert John, blacksmith, 128 n Howard st
Haughey Thos K. temperance grocer, n w corner Pearl and
Mulberry sts
Haupt Matthias, tobacconist, Eutaw st n of Saratoga
Haupt Elizabeth, segar maker, 111 Eutaw st
Hauppold Daniel, instrument maker, Burgundy alley near
Lunn's Lane
Haurande John, tailor, 9 Second st
Haus Matthias, Sarah Ann st near Cove
Hausmeyer Wm. 9 Lancaster st
Haushh John, liquor store Wilk st 1 door e of Spring st
Hauzpel Manfred, Fleet st e of Bond
Havlin Peter, grocer, cor Monument and Sterling st
Hawkins Samuel, foundry man. Sugar al e of Charles st
Hawkins Horatio B. carpenter, Eden st s of Pratt
Hawkins Chas. H. carpenter, cor Spring and Pinkney sts
Hawkins Edward, shoemaker, Apple al s of Baltimore st
Hawkins Enoch, cordwainer, Harford Avenue [st
Hawkins Wm firm of Henry and co. dw Frederick n of Second
Hawkins Bridget, sempstress, 102 Dugan's wharf 2nd floor
Hawkins Richard Cove st n of Baltimore
tHawkins Peter, drayman, Hanover n of Montgomery st
tHawkins Frederick, sawyer, Bond n of Pratt st
tHawkins Richard, sawyer, Park st e of Schroeder
tHawkins Levin, waiter, Pine st s of Mulberry
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tHawkins Clarissa, washer, Pierce st \v of Pearl
tUavvkins Georgp, (Irayinan, ForretJt si n of Douglass
Hawlevv Desire, boiirdiiijjf house, 98 Iiiiiiuvv st ,
Hay Jesse, laborer, B.ilt. si \v of Amit}- [Chrrhs sis
Hayden H. H and Sons, snrgeon dt^niists, cor Mulbciry and
Hayden Mrs I'^lizabHih Penn av n of Biddle bt
Hayes John L. n Gay near Fayeite st
Hayes Lewis, shoemaker, 30 Ann st
Hayes Timothy, laborer, Ann st s of Fleet
Hayes Susan, 43 Thames st.
Hayes Godfrey laborer. Mulberry st e of Cove
Hayes John, iiouse and si<»n paitjter, 22 Fayeite st
Hayes Robert, tobacconist, L. Sharp st s of Lexington
Hays John, waterman. 9-3 Fleet st
Hays John, painter and glazier, Marion st w of Park
Hays Simeon, Baltimore house, 18 Mercer st
Hays John, senr. shoemaker, Mercer st e of Grant
Hays liobt. laborer. Cove st bet Franklin and Pearce
Hays Harriet, 37 Pearl st [near Centre
Hiys Wm. grocer, cor Howard and Franklin sts dw Howard
Hays David, Howard n of Franklin
Hays Martha, widow, 35 n High st
Hayman James, segar maker, High near Gay st
Hayne Mrs. A. B. maniua maker, Canal st near McElderry
Haynie John, pilot, Ann st n of Gough
Hay ward E and co dry goods store, 47 n Howard st
Hay ward Jf»hn H. hat nianufactory, 22 Centre Market space,
dw 12 Pitt st
Hayward Geo. M. stove maker, firm of Hayward and Friend,
cor Light and Mercer sts dw Aisquith s of Madison st
tHayward John, labourer. Strawberry alley n of Wilk st
Hayward John, clerk, dw 19 German st
Haywood John B. painter, 10 Molt st
tHaywood Edward, laborer, Lerew's Alley n of Saratoga st
Hazard John, blacksmith, no 5 Bank lane
tHazard Harriet Williamson Alley near Light st
Hazel Henrv, s Howard near Baltimore st
Hazel hurst Frances, Franklin st e of Pine
Hazelip Mrs. Ann, second hand clothing store, no37 Second st
Head Margaret, tailoress, Baltimore st e of Poppleton
Headline Henerick, Tyson al e of Tyson st
Heald Jacob and co. tobacco store, 44 s Gay st
Heald Jacob, tobacconist, 81 Gay st dw e Baltimore st between
Exeter and East sts
Heald William, tobacconist, 19 Centre Market Space, dw 27
Piltst
Healey R'^v. J no. Baltimore st w of Caroline
Hpalpy Jno. rigger, 9 Bond st
IHealy Alexander, waterman, Wilk st e of Caroline
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Heaps Benj. spinner, Rock st n of Lexington
Heard John, grocer, cor Forest st and Hull's Lane
Hearst Conrad, baker, carpenter's Alley-
Heath hon. Upton S. Judge district court, U. S. dw St. Paul's
st s of Mulberry
tHeath Lucy, washer, Conway w of Howard st
Heavener John F. carpenter. Mulberry st e of Cove
Hebb John, pilot, Ann st sof Bank
Hebbern Samuel, confectioner, 28 Fayette st
Hebden Wm. stone nnason, Lancaster st near Caroline
Hebrews Stephen B. dyer, 20 Lexington st
Heckrotte Wm. tavern, cor Charles and Camden sts
Heckrotte Wm. dw Conway st e of Charles
Hedeman Henry, tavern, 73 Pratt st
Heddinger Catherine, widow, cor Hampstead and Caroline sts
Hedmenn Henry, grocer, 41 s Charles st
Hedrick Wm. carpenter, Albemarle st s of Fawn
Hedrick Richard, sweep master, lOl Aisquith st
Heffner Edward, plaisterer, Montgomery st e of Charles
Heginbotham C. &. J. A. tailors, 35 Ann st dw Argyle alley
near Alice Anna st
Heer Frederick, victualler, French st near Bath
Heible Augustus, laborer. Constitution st near French
Heighe B. M. office St. Paul's st dw Mulberry st
Heilburn Michael, clock and watch maker, Gay st adjoining
bridge
Heilburn Andrew, weaver, Sarah Ann st e of Cove
Heineken and Schumaker, importers of German Goods, no
34 s Charles st
Heineken C A. dw Charles st n of Hambleton
Heiner Rev. Elias, Second st next door to German Reformed
Heinrecy August, grocer, 79 Harrison st [Church
Heirn John, Argyle Alley s of Alice Anna st
Helfrich George, wheelwright, 132 n Howard st
Helmling Anthony, block and pump maker, Lee st between
Charles and Light sts
Helms Isabella, shoe binder, Peach alley n side
tHelmsly James, waterman Hill st near Charles
Helsby Solomon S. cordwainer, no 9 Molt st
Helvick George, grocer, Penn. av. n of Franklin st
Hemmick Joseph, cordwainer, cor Sharp and Lee sts
Hemmley John, labourer, Liberty alley near jaiL
Hemphill Mrs. Rachel, Pinkney st e of Spring
tHemsley Chas. labourer, Perry st e of Eutaw
Hemsley Joshua, carter, Marion w of Park st
Hench Mrs Sarah, dry goods dealer, 4 Liberty st
Henderson John W. cordwainer, Franklin st w of Chatsworth
Henderson Wm. carter. Pierce st w of Chatsworth
Henderson Benj. cordwainer, Biddle st s of Penn avenue
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Henderson Henry, biscuit baker, cor Pratt and Patterson sts
dw Camden e of Hanover st
Henaerson David, carpenter, Orleans st e of Caroline
Henderson George G. collector, Orleans st w of Aisquith
Henderson John, block and pump maker, 71 Prat-, st dw
Stiles e of Hi<»h st
Henderson John, block and pump maker, 21 Fell st dw cor
Stiles and s High st
Henderson Wm. stone cutter, Exeter st n of Fawn
Henderson Anthony, Canal st near Gough
Henderson VVm. boarding house, McElderry's wharf
Henderson Mrs. Water st e of Centre Market space
Henderson Andrew F. High st opposite Plowman
Henderson James A. rope store, Pratt st near Commerce, dw n
Gay near Mott si. rope walk cor Harf av and point road
Henderson Mrs. Mary, shoe binder, rear of 100 Dugan's whf
Henderson Dr. Thomas, Park st n of Mulberry
Hendrickson Henry, cabinet maker, German st w of Pearl
Heneman widow, Pleasant st near Calvert
Hennaman Isaac, blacksmith, Buren st near Monument
Hennanan Isaac, blacksmith. Perry st e of Howard
Hennick John C. superintendent of streets, 70 n Exeter st
Hennmg Elizabeth, cor Saratoga st and Lerew's alley
Henning Elizabeth, Eager al n of Saratoga st
Hennings Jeremiah, cordwainer. 57 s Howatd.si
Henrix Edward G. cabinet maker, Orleans st w of Canal
Henreckle George, cooper, Pratt st w of Howard
Henry Mrs. Ann, 40 Centre Market Space
Henry John, boot and shoe manufacturer, Harford av
Henry David, rope maker, Hanover st s of Sugar alley
Henry David, fisherman, Pratt st bridge
Henry John, grocer, Ensor st n of Monument
Henry Isaac, huckster, Park lane e of Amity st
Henry Wm. merchant, dw Green st n of Lexington
Henry Wm. and co. auctioneers and commission merchant?,
26 s Charles st
Henry Nancy, sempstress, Douglass st bet Aisquith and Forest
Henry Thomas, Granby st opposite Gough
tHenry Richard, laborer, Green st s of Pratt
+Henry Samuel, drayman, Union st n of Penn av
Henshall James G. clerk, Holland st w of Harford run
Henshaw Rev. J. P K. Sharp s of German st
Henson John, ml. dw Mulberry e of Park st
Henson Jacob, labourer, Eastern Shore row near Conway st
tHenson James, labourer, Frederick st near Etna lane
f Henson John, blacksmith, Hanover s of Hughes st
tHenson Nathan, porter, Run al s of Saratoga st
tHenson Patty, washer. Perry e of Eutaw st
tHenson Harriet, sempstress, Camden e of Howard 8t
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tHenson James, blacksmith, Honey al \v of Hanover st
Herbert Mrs, corner Bath and Davis sts
Hergesheimer & Ramsey, blacksmiths, Thames e of Ann st
Hergesheimer, Charles, blacksmith, Lancaster e of Ann st
Hergesheimer Christopher, ship smith dw Shakspeare e of
Bond, shop Thames e of Philpot st
Herget John, cordwainer, 36 Franklin st
Heritage Thomas, Caroline s of Bank
Herling G. grocer, cor Honey al and Charles at
Herm Francis, carpenter, Canton st
Herman Thomas, carpenter, George st w of Penn av
Herman F. tavern, corner Park and Fayette sts
Herold Peter, rigger, 53 e Fleet st
Heron Alexander, dry goods mt. s w cor Bait and C. Market
space, dw l8 Bait st
Herr J. and A. H. com mis. 91 and 93 Bowley's wharf
Herring Charles W. mariner, 11 Shakspeare st
Herrmg David, collector, Albemarle s of Pratt st
Herring Abby, dress maker, Monument near Forest st
Herring Henry, lumber mt. 4 Aisquith st
Herring Wm. liquor store, Camden bet Charles and Light sts
Herring John L. tobacconist, 17 Centre Market space
Hersch Martin, glass blower, Fed. hill opposite Telegraph
Hertz Tobias, pedlar, 25 Fleet st
Hess Conrad, tinner, Thames vv of Market st
Hess Samuel, carpenter, Wagon al w of Howard st
Hess Drs. F. and H. Herman, 41 South st
Hetzler John, paver, Orleans e of Caroline st
Heuen Scott, printer, Bath w of North st
Hevener, Samuel, confectioner, s e cor Mulberry and Eutaw
Hewell Lewis, toijacconist, cor Hill and Charles sis
Hewes Joseph, oak cooper, corner German and Green sts
Hewes R. T 44 Eutaw st
Hewitt mrs Sarah, Salisbury e of Lloyd st
Hewitt Elmer, tanner and curier, 47 Centre Market space
Hewitt John H. teacher of music, 38 n Gay st
Hewlett John Q. leather mt. 19 Water st dw 38 Eutaw st
Heyburn Henry, cordwainer, Cove n of Franklin st
Hibner John, lock and gun smith, n Gay near Saratoga st dw
Gallows hill
Hickew Saml. carpenter, Albemarle s of Wilk st
Hickley Robt. produce dealer, sw cor Eutaw & Franklin sts dw
68 Saratoga st
Hickley Robt. J. hat manufacturer, 42 n Howard at
Hickley Mrs. Susanna, widow, 102 n High st
Hickman Nathaniel, bookseller and stationer, 86 w Bait st dw
e Baltimore w of Aisquith st
Hickman Lawrence, cooper, n Gay st near Belle Air Market
Hickman Henrv, chairmaker, East near Hillen st
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Hickman Isaac, cordvvaiiier, Fish Market space
Hickman Fanny, Poller e of Low st
Hickman Abraham, labourer, McElderr)' e of Aisquiih st
Hicklar Clement, harness maker, Eutaw n of Mulberry st
Hicks George, waterman, 13 Bond st
Hicks mrs Margaret, Gough e of Eden st
Hicks Mary, Conway e of Howard
Hicks Elizabelli, Mulberry e of Pine «t
Hicks George, grocer, 59 Aisquiih st
tHicks Horace, waller, St. Paul n of Hamilton st
Hickslev Wm J. carpenter, n Gay near Aisquiih st
Hickson John, hat manu. 71 n Howard st
Higginhotiian Thomas, cor Hanover and Perry sts
Higginbothan C. & J. A. 35 Ann st dw Argyie al near Alice
Higgins Hannah, Bishop lane near VVilk st [Anna st
Higgins Edward, confectioner, 38 Pratt st
HiiriTins Mrs Susanna, Orleans st e of Caroline
Higfh William, jr. painter, Eutaw si n of Conway
Hjcrh Jame.s, paiater. Park lane w of Schroeder st
Hiirh Wil!i;nn, painter, Union st s of Ross
Hijrh Saniuel, {)ainter. Pierce st e of Cove
Hi<yh David, bricklayer, Biddle alley s of Ross st
High Josej)!), painter, Columbia si. w of Green
~Hi<?h James, carter, Low sts of Aisquith
tHi^h Julia, Mill st near Pratt
Highani^ John, lime store, Eutaw st n of Saratoora
Hitrhe Mrs. 101 Hanover st
Higher Jacob, labourer, French st 2il door from Potter
tHight David, labourer, Forest st opposite Penitentiary
Hii^nat John, brickmaker, Columbia st extended
IHilary, Ambrose, barber, Water st near Centre Market space
Hilberg William, merchant tailor, 4 s Calvert st
Hilbert Henry, currier, Fayette st w of Pearl
Hilbrich George, wheelwright, Market st extended, f. p.
Hildebrant John, printer, cor Pearl st and Park lane
Hildebrandt Henry, shoe maker, 44 Hill st
Hill Thos. G. agent S. & W. Meteer, 198 Balimore st. dw Front
>Iill Samuel, baker, Gernian st w of Liberty [st s of Low-
Hill Alexander, grocer, s e cor Concord and Pratt sts. dw Gough
Hill Mrs Catherine, Gouiih st s ofPr^tt
Hill William, watchman, Bond st s of Pratt
Hill Mrs Lucinda, boardiag house, Holliday st s of Pleasant tf
Hill. John H. boot and shoe manufacturer, 12 n Gay st. dw cor
Hiil Dr. John, 68 s Charles st [Saratoga Gay st.s
Hill Mrs. sempstress, Cove st s of Sarah Ann
Hill Mrs Jane, sempstress, Pearl si s of Lexington
Hill Rev. Stephen P. pastor of 1st Baptist church, Park st n o.
Hill William A. cordwainer, Peach alley s side [Mulberry
Hill Joshua, watchman, Hampstead st w of Strawberry alley
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Hill Henrietta, washer, East st n of Halfmoon alley
tHill William, waterman, Wilk st w of Strawberry alley
IHill London, carter. Hill st w of Sliarp
tHill Thomas jr. carter. Welcome alley n of Sharp st
|Hill Henry C. cordwainer, Frederick st neajj Gay
tHill Pipen, porter, Saratoga st near Gay
jHill William, labourer, French lane near Charles st
tHill Leah, washer, German st w of Perin
Hillard Cnpt John, mariner, 8 Ann st
Hillard Benjimin, dw e Prait st w of Albemarle
Hillen Solomon jr. attornev at law, office Fayette st near St.
Hillen John, 54 Pitt st ' [Paul's, dw 23 Front st
Hillard Benjamin F. firm of Kettlcwell, Wilson & Hillard, dw
Prait st w of Albemarle
t Hillard Thomas, drayman, Ross st s of Mulberry
Hilman John, grocer, cor Carpenter's alley and Eutaw st
Hilt Georire, cordwainer, Baltimore st w of Cove
Hilton Lvdia, sempstress, Potter st w of Douglass
Hilton Wiilinm W. tailor, Baltimore st e of Lloyd
1 H.lton William, hackman, n Howard st s of Saratoga
Hindes .Joseph, hatter, 17 Sterling st
Hindes James, bricklayer, Lombard st e of Paca [Courtland
Hindes Moses, currier, Water st near South, dw Pleasant st e ot
Hindes Samuel, hat manufacturer, Gay st near the bridge
Hindes Rosanna, victualler, Barre st e of Howard
Hindes Anthony, labourer, Long lane n of Qrleans st
Hindes John, bricklayer, Sharp st s of Conway
Hinecker Frederick H. seirar maker, w Pratt st 2d door from
tHiner Samuel, butcher, Piil st e of Eden [Concf)rd
tHiner Mrs Rebecca, Pittst w of Market
Ilines Mrs Kesiah, 43 Pitt st
Hines Isaac, book keeper at Merchants' Bank, Green st s ei'
Hinkle William, tavern, 59 Water st [Cedar alley
Hinkle Charles, tavero, 11 Franklin st
Hinkle Unis, carpenter, Union st s of Ross
Einkley Edward, attorney at law, office Charles st. dw Fayette
tHinnut George, Salisbury st e of Lloyd [e of Cove
Hinson Mrs Mary J. Eden st near Bank
Hinson Nnthaniel, clerk, 25 n Frederick st
Hinson Ellen, boartling house, 5 Potter st
Hinson Joseph, drayman, East st s of Douglass
tlIi;ison Eliza, Hard avenue near Madison st
tHinson Isaac, drayman, Forest s of Orleans
THinson Perry, sawyer, Lerew's alley s of Frankhn st
Hinton Thomas, saddler, 34 n High st
Hintze Dr. F. E. B. office and dw 15 s Gay st
Hirst John, oyster house, McClellan's alley near Baltimore st
Hiser, William R. miller, Belviderc road near bridge
Hiser Samuel, deputy sherifii Bidtlle 81 e ot Pen. avenue
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Hisey Hensey, carter, Cross near William st
Hisky J piano fort manufacturer, 6 s Calvert st
Hiss Catherine, (grocer, Saraiotra e of Schroeder
iliss Jesse L. chair Maker, Exeter s of Pratt
Hiss Philip, cabinet maker, 67 Fayette st
Hiss &. Austin, cabinet ware room, 69 Fayette st
Hiss Thomas D. cabinet maker, Pratt st e of Sharp
Hiss Jacob jr. fancy chair manufacturer, 37 s Gay st. d\r
Exeter st n of Baltimore
Hiss Benjamin, currier, Henrietta e of Charles st
Hiss Nicholas, carpenter, Lloyd st s of Salisbury
Hissey Archibald, labourer, Holland st extended
Hissey Jane, semplress. Eager alley w side
Hitchcock Mrs Elizabeth, French st near Potter
Hitchcock Mrs Elizabeth, s e cor Bond & Wilk sts
Hitchcock J.)siah, blacksmith, s e cor Bond and Wilk sla
Hitchens James, stevadore, Wilk st vv of Caroline
tHitchens John, Strawberry alley near Fleet st
tHite William, carter, Strawberry alley near Wilk st
Hiter Walter, mathematical instrument maker, 7 Lexinofton si
Hitzelberi^er Joseph, stone cutter, Richmond st near Howard
Hitzelberger Dr. Francis, Saratoga st near Gay
Hitzelberger John, Park st n of Mulberry
Hitzelberi^er Peter, morocco dresser. Gay st near Saratoga, dw
Aisquith st s of McElviery
Hitzelberger Hannah, Tyson st n ot Richmond
Hiverley Henry, victualler. Light st extended
Hixon Henry, weaver, Lerew's alley extended
Hixon Job, Frederick st near Baltimore
Hobb Ann, huxter, Edea st n of Baltimore
Hobb.s Littleton, stevadore, Thames st 1 door from Market
Hobbs George, Bond st n of Gough
Hobbs Nicholas, huckster. Neighbour st
Hobbs Samuel, carpenter, Paca st n of Mulberry, dw George st
Hobbs James, watchman, Eutavvst n of Mulberry, [e of Pine
Hobbs Mrs Ann, Exeter st betw Bakimore and Pitt
Hoburg WiUiam, carpenter, cor Eden st and Union alley
Hoddinott Simon, hardware merchant. Gay st 2J door s of Front
Hodges Benjamin M. Lexington st e of Charles ^
Hodges B. O. & Co. bedding mart, cor Lombard ai»d Lifjht sts
Hodges B K. portrait painter, dw do [dw opp corner
Hodcres E. dress and cloak maker, cor Columbia and Paca sts
Hodges John, bricklayer. Cross st e of Light
Hodgkinso > John, chair factory, S2 Hanover st
ILidffskey Mrs Ann, Courtland st near Saratoga
Hoey John, turnkey at jail, dw Burenstnear Monument
Hoff Lewis, grocer, L. Sharp st s of Lexington, dw Mulberry si
Hoff John ISI. grocer, corSharp'and Lexington sts [w of Paca
Hjffman Frederick, shoemaker, 16 Pratt ste of Market space
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Hoffman Lawrence, carpenter, Wagon alley w of Park st
Hoffman Samuel, cor Franklin and Charles sts
Hoffman John, 23 Hanover st
Hoffman Peter, office and dwelling, cor St. Paulas and Hexinf;toa
Hoffman John C. merchant tailor, 2 Holliday st
Hoffman Christopher, victualler, York avenue
Hoffman Mrs Mary, lailoress. East st near Ensor
Hoffman &. Dobbin, attorneys at law, Courtland s of Saratoga
Hoffman D.iviJ, of above firm, dw Courtland st s of Saratoga
Hoffman Samuel O. dw n w cor Lexinjxton and Courtland sts
Hoffman John, wholesale grocery, Euiaw st n of Carpenter alley
Hoffman Casper, carpenter, Pine st n of Fayette
Hoffman Daniel, Fayette st w of Pine
Hoffman John, watchman, Chalsworth st s of Chesnut alley
Hoffman Jeremiah, Franklin st e of Pine
Hoffman , bricklayer, Fayette st w of Green
Hoffman George W. sugar refiner, 62 Eutaw st. dw Eutaw st a
Hoffman Desire, teacher, cor Paca and New sts [of Saratoga
Hoffman Lewis, labourer, Greenwillow st s of Penn. avenue
Hoffman Aaron, victualler, Pennsylvania avenue n of Preston st
Hoffman Jeremiah, cedar cooper. Orchard st s of Ross
Hoffman Henry, carpenter, Paca st s of Lombard
Hoffman Charles, clothing merchant, 5 n Howard st
Hoffman Daniel 8c Co. grocers, 1 s Howard st
Hoffman &, Baughman, wholesale dry goods merchants, 272 w
Baltimore st
Hoffman George, dw cor Cathedral and Franklin sts
Hoffman Dr. R. Franklin st w of Charles
Hoffman Jacob, currier, Hanover st s of Montg;omery
Hoffman & Co. commission merchants, 5 n Charles st
Hoffman G B. &, Brothers, dry goods merchants, s Charles st
dw 18 Franklin
Hoffman mrs Mary A. Hill steof Hanover
Hoffman Daniel, butcher, Monument st w of Spring
Huffman mrs Margaret, tavern, fish market space s side
Hoffineister &. Thierman, importers Germai» Goods, 8 n Eutaw
Hogan Joseph, weaver, Pierce si w of Chatsworth
Hogan Joana, Saratoga st court near Holliday st
Hogan John, sup. White's distillery, Holliday st n of Bath
Hogg James, boarding house, 44 n Front st
Hogg Wm. clerk, Pearl st s of Lexington
Hogg James S. Exeter st n of Water
Hogg John, grocer, 13 Saratoga st
Hogg James, carpenter, Centre st e of Howard
Hogg C. carpenter, cor North and Pleasant, dw 3 doors below
Hogg John, carpenter, Hillen st 2 doors from Poller
Hoggner Fielder, tinner. 4') Eutaw st
tHoker Vietta, washer. Canal st near Orleans
{Hoker Tobias, labourer, Canal st near Orleans
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Holbrook Capt John D. 7 Fountain row Spring bl
Holbrook Jacob, boot and shoe manufacturer, 63 Harrison st
Holbrook Patrick, grocer, cor Gay and Forest sts
Holbrook Capt. Joseph, Baltimore st e of I.loyd
Holden Joseph K. morocco dresser, 11 n High st
Holder! mrs Ann, sempstress, High st near Hillen
Holden mrs. Apple al n of Shakspeare st
Holland VVm. constable, Mulberry st e of Eutavv
Holland Elizabeth, bookfolder, Eutaw st s of Franklin
Holland Philip, labourer, Camden st w of Howard
Holland Joseph, carpenter, 76 Liberty st
Holland John, bricklayer, Aisquith st s of Madison
Holland Catherine, widow, Caroline st n of Baltimore
Holland James, clerk, Albemarle st n of Stiles
Holland Littleton, jeweller, l3 St Paul's st
Holland George, victualler, Harford avenue
Holland Joshua, boot and shoe manufacturer, 40 n Gay st
Holland James, tailor, n Gay st near Mott
Holland John, gas maker, East st near French
Holland Jesse, cooper, Commerce st s of Pratt
tHolland Denby, labourer, West st extended
tHolland Solomon, waterman, Happy al w of Gough st
tHolland Jane, washer, Hull's lane e of Friendship st
Hollct Cornelius, carter, Rock st s of Saratoga
Holley George, labourer, Columbia st e of Howard
Holliday Benjamin, carter, Biddle al s of Ross st
Holliday mrs Frances, sempstress, 3 Constitution st
Holliday John, carpenter, Canton
Holliday nirs Ruth, milliner, 29 Harrison st
tHolliday Enoch, waiter, Sliarp st n of Lexington
t Holliday Harriet, Apple al s of Baltimore st
Hollingsburgh John, carter. Park lane e of Pine st
Hollingshea(i Francis, Lee st w of Hanover
Hollingshead John, Hill st w of Charles
Hollingsworlh Elizabeth, Franklin st w of Pearl
Hollingsworth & Co. grocers, cor George st and Penn. avenue
Hollingsworlh mrs Mary, 8 Saratoga st
Hollii'-gsworth Mrs. Saratoga st w of Charles
tHollingsworth Abraham, labourer, St. Paul's st n of Hamilton
Hollins Win. Fayette st 3 doors e of Calvert
HoHins Robt. S. Si^c'y. Baltimore and Susquehanna Rail Road
office, Second st near Gay, dw Frederick n of Second
Hollins John S. proprietor Washington Cotton factory, Water
st near exchange
Hollins Eliza, widow, Armistead st e of Strawberry al
Hollins Lieut. George N. Aisquith st n of Holland
tHollins Mary, teacher, L. Sharp st s of Barnet
tHollins Patty, Apple alley near Wilk st
Hollis James, carpenter, Pine st n of Mulberry
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Hollis Charles, agent for Christian Advocate and Temperance
Herald, Prait st w of Charles
Hv)IIoway George, s e cor Eutaw and Lombard sts
Holloway Wm. druggist, 284 w Baltimore st
Holloway Robl. clock and watch maker, 115 High st
Holmes Jas. weaver, Sarah Ann st e of Cove
Holmes R. sexton 1st Baptist ch. Carpenter's al e of Paca st
Holmes Elizabeth, tavern, cor Liberty and Park sts
Holmes Richard, coachmaker, Hanover sts of Montgomery
Holmes James, Charles st s of West
Holmes mrs Lydia, milliner, Front st s of Baltimore
Holmes VVm. blacksmith, 91 e Fleet st
Holmes mrs Sarah, Caroline st s of Wilk
Holmes Thomas, mariner, 10 Bank st
Holmes Mrs. 74 s Howard st [ing Bellzhoover's hotel
Holmes Moses, lottery and exchange broker, Light st adjoin-
Holmes & Son, dentists, Lexington st e of Courlland
Holmes John, labourer, Harford avenue
Holmes James, porter, 60 s Howard st
Holste Peter, drawing academy, Barnet st w of Charles
Holt George H. hat man'r, 8 Pratt st dw Coiumbia near Green
Holier Lewis, cedar cooper, cor Calvert and Mercer sts and
Holton David, porter.Paca st s of Fayette [Gay near Front
Holts John, brass founder, Granby st w of Harford run
Holtz Catherine, nurse, 42 Orleans st
Holtz Christian, hatter, 7 Lexington st
Holtz Emanuel, paper hanger, Forest st w of Harford run
Holtz Christian, cor Wilk st and Apple alley
Holtzman Thomas, porter, Pearl st s of Saratoga
Holtzman George, tailor, Lemrnon st w of Paca
Homan Isaac S. clerk, Charles st n of Lee
Honey widow, cor Park st and Ivy alley
Honslon John, cordwainer. Poller st n of Gay
Hoof Conrad, Apple al near Lancaster st
Hoofnogel Wm. moulder, Armistead lane e of Light st
Hoofnogle John, liquor store, cor York and Williams sts
Hoogewerff J. J. consul for the Netherlands, cor Second and
Gay sts dw St Paul's n of Pleasant
Hook Henry, painter. Pearl st s of Lexington
Hook Capt. Joseph, Senr. Green st n of Lexington
Hook Elizabeth, mantua maker, cor Eager al and Snraloga st
Hook Joseph, Jr. Chatsworth st opposite Greenwillow
Hook John, tailor, Madison st e of Howard
Hook Henry, house and sign painter, 43 Lexington st
Hook Enoch, hatter, Ensor st near Monument
Hoop Peter, labourer. Hill st near Williams
Hoop Jacob, Caroline st n of Fleet
Hooper Edward, mariner, 72 Bond st
Hooper James, tailor, 4 Bond st dw 72 do
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HOP MatchetVs Baltimore
Hooper Themas, cooper, Alice Anna st e of Caroline
Hooper Wm. sailmaker, High st s of Fawn
Hooper Capt. John, Gough st s of Carohne
Hooper Wm carpenter, Lexington st w of Cove
Hooper James J. Barre st w of Hanover
Hooper Robert, accountant, dw Conway st e of Charles
Hooper Samuel, sea captain, Aisquith st n of Monument
Hooper mrs Eliza, ladies' doctress, Caroline st near Orleans
Hooper Wm. drayman, Caroline st s of Orleans
Hooper Wm. sailmaker, 53 e Water st
Hooper James, Charles st n of Lee
Hooper I. P. n3erchant, dw Charles st s of Barre
Hooper Capt. Thomas, Charles st s of Henrietta
Hooper J. & Sous, grocers, 16 Light st wharf
Hooper Capt. James, 75 Bond st
Hooper A. painter, n Gay st near East dw n Gay near MoU
Hooper James, carpenter, n Gay st near Belle Air market
Hooper Thomas, oak cooper, Hillen st e of Front
tHooper L Hill st w of Sharp
tHooper James, waterman, Hill st near Charles
tHooper Elizabeth, Spring st w of Gough
tHooper John, waterman, Caroline st s of Wilk
IHooper Nancy, Caroline si s of Wilk
tHooper R. teamster, Columbia ste of Paca
Hoover Henry, grocer, n e cor Baltimore and Amity sts
Hoover Francis, butcher, Columbia st extended
Hoover George, butcher, Columbia st e of Cove
Hope Daniel, brush maker, 50 Pratt st
Hopkins John, merchant, Franklin st e of St Paul's
Hopkins Samuel, firm of Hopkins & Brothers, dw St Paul's st
near Franklin
Hopkins T. W. & Co. grocers and com. mts. 1 Light st wharf
Hopkins Wm M. dry goods merchants, 101 Baltimore street
Hopkins mrs Ann, Bond street 1 door n of Wilk
Hopkins William, Water street near Concord
Hopkins Tl)omas, pilot, Alice Anna street w of Wolf
Hopkins Green, 12 Philpot street
Hopkins mrs Eliza, Pinkney st near Apple alley
Hopkins G. T. dw Sharp street s of Pratt
Hopkins Basil, Lexington street w of Charles
Hopkins John W. Cove st s of Pierce
Hopkins E. & Co. 60i Lexington st
Hopkins Richard, exchange broker, 25 Pitt st
Hopkins Charlotte, 61 Pitt street
Hopkins James, watchman, Pitt st e of Strawberry alley
Hopkins James, cor Exeter and Granby
tHopkins Tamar, washer. French lane near Charles st
Hoppe Justus, justice of the peace, 43i Water st near Freder-
ick, dw 53 Hanover
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Horace David, fisher, Hull's lane e of Friendship st
Horan John, carpenter, Pilt st 2 doors e of High
Horn Christian, grocer, cor Sterling and Madison sts
Horn Henry, painter, 69 s Eutaw st
Horn Jacob, dry goods merchant, 59 n Howard st
Horn George L. York st between Light and Charles
Horn Wm. carpenter, e Baltimore st betw Caroline &, Spring
Home Thoma«!, bricklayer, Comet st w of Aisquith
Horner Abel, carpenter, Cl'iarles st s of Henrietta
Horner Absalom, waierman, Lancaster st e of Argyle alley
Hornbeck Jacob, shoemaker, Alice Anna st w of Bond
Horney Samuel, ship carpenter, U Philpot st
Homey Edw. shoemaker, Pinkney st e of Market
tHorsey Dennard, labourer, Guilford al w of Light st
Horshman Luke, waterman, s e cor C. market sp. & Water st
Horstmann Charles, grocer, cor Wilk st and Happy alley
Horton Eliza, widow, 59 Pitt st
Horton John S. engraver, 132 Baltimore st
Horritz Dr. Jonas, n e cor Eutaw and Saratoga sts
Hose Capt. John F. cor Water and High sts
Hossebaugh Henry, seaman, cor Long al and New st
Hossefross mrs Susan, Bond st n of Gough
Hotenbaugh mrs Ann, East st between Ensor and Hillen
Hotmier Henry, victualler, cor Penn. av. and Hoffman st
Houck Henry, carpenter, Eutaw st s of Franklin
Houck Jacob, laboratory and botanic panacea, 121 w Balto. st
Hough, Hupp & Co com. mts. cor Pratt and Ellicott sts
Hough Robert, of above firm, dw ll6 Hanover st
Hough Jefferson, clock and watch maker, Pratt st near Charles
Houlton Ruth, sempstress, Gist st
House mrs Sarah, Water st near Concord
House Saml. & Sons, lumber yard, cor Light and Barre sts
House Saml. Jr. lumber merchant, s e cor Green & Mulberry
House Samuel, lumber merchant, dw Camden st w of Charles
House Samuel, Senr. dw cor Paca and Saratoga sts
House Wm. A. lumber merchant, dw Camden st w of Charles
House Jese, carpenter, cor Aisquith and Madison sts
Houser Catherine, East st n of Douglass
Houser Barbara, widow, 19 Pitt st
Houser Jacob, milk seller, Light st extended
Housten Wm. weaver, Preston sts of Ross
Housten James, porter, Biddle st e of Penn. avenue
Hover Capt. Wm. Bank st w of Bond
Hovington capt Wm. Bank st w of Bond
Howard James, Pine st n of Pierce
Howard Sarah, nurse, Vine st w of Cove
Howard Jno. P. mt. tailor, cor German & Liberty sts dw Green
Howard Thomas, cordwainer, Union st s of Ross [s of German
Howard Benjamin, carter^ s Eutaw st extended
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HowanI James, hackman, Centre st w of Charles
Howard mrs John, widow, Franklin st w of Charles
Howard mrs Rebecca, 53 n Charles st
Howard Mary, shop keeper. Potter st e of Low
Howard Wm. shoemaker, Forest st w of Harlord run [Hilleri
Howard Robert, com. mt. 1 O'Donnell's wf. dw cor Exeter and
Howard Cornelius, ship joiner, Gough st near Stiles
Howard James, carter, Goughste of Wolf
Howard Robert, grocer, cor Hillen and Exeter dw Hillen J
doors w of Exeter
Howard Col. Benjamin C. Howard's park
Howard John T. cordwainer, Canal near M Elderry st.
Howard James, president Franklm Bank, dw Frederick s of
Howard Charles, dw cor Monument and Charles sts [Balto.
^Howard Gallons, labourer, German st w of Pine
tHoward George, Howard st s of Pratt
tHoward John, labourer, Columbia st e of Howard
tHoward Edw. labourer, Honey al e of Hanover st
tHoward Samuel, carter, Forest st n of Douglass
tHoward Jacob, labourer, Long lane n of Orleans st
tHoward Samuel, whitewasher, Lerew's al near Mulberry st
tHoward Wm. carriage driver, East st near Ensor
tHoward Samuel, labourer, Mechanics' court near High st
tHoward Augustus, sawyer, Harford av near Madison st
tHoward Nathan, labourer, Forest st near Ensor
tHoward Charles, waiter, Davis st near Bath
iHoward Sukey, Lerew's al n of Saratoga st
tHoward Kitty, Inloes al w of Park st
tHoward Hagar, Perry st w of Howard
tHoward John, labouier, Strawberry al n of Pratt st
tHoward James, caulker, Strawberry al near Pinkney st
tHoward Wm. labourer, Strawberry al ? of Wilk st
Howell W. & Son. mts. 46 s Gay st dw J. B. H.77 s Sharp
Howell Abigail, dress maker, Eastst n of Douglass
Howland Mrs. C. 22 n Frederick st
Hozay Christopher, carter, Front st near Bath ^
Hubbard Thomas J. tailor, Franklin st w of Lerew s al
Hubbard James, grocer, Orleans st e of Caroline
Hubbard Elizabeth, shopkeeper. Potter st n of Douglas*
Hubbard Mary, tavern, 60 w Pratt st
Hubbard Peter, Granby st e of Gough
Hubbard mrs Sarah, 16 Philpot st ^^ ^ „
Hubbard Samuel, carver. Bank st w of Strawberry alley
Hubbard mrs Sarah, Bank st e of Strawberry al
Hubbard Wm. ship joiner, 79 e Fleet st
Hubbard Hugh, shoemaker, 85 e Fleet st
Hubbard Henry, waterman, 93 e Fleet st , :„„,^
Hubbard James, ship carpenter, Fountam st e of Washingtoa
Hubbard Edw. labourer, Wilk si w of Washington
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Hubbard VVm. waterman, Gough st 1 door e of Strawberry al
Hubbard mrs Susan, Spring st s of Pratt
Hubbard William, grocer, n Gay near Kxeler st
Hubbard John, cordwainer, Mott near Sterling st
Hubbard John, grocer, n Gay near Aisquith st
Hubbard Daniel, fish inspector, York avenue
Hubbell Ebnzr. brass founder, Liberty u of Bait dw 64 Liberty
Hubbell Josiah, 55 s Sharp st
Huble B , labourer, Buren near French st
Hubley mrs Matilda, boarding house, s Gay st
Hucorn Lliza, oyster cellar, cor Gay and Front dw next door
Hudgins Charles, tobacconist, corner Conway and Green sts
Hudgins William, tailor, Alice Anna e of Bond st
Hudson David W. dw Gay st near the Bridge
Hudson James, blacksmith, Lee e ot Sharp st
1 Hudson p]dvvard, labourer, Canal near Orleans st
tHudson W^illiam, caulker, Wolfs of Fleet st
Huffman Jacob H. Perry w of Charles st
Hugg Mary, widow. East st n of Half-moon al
Hugg , engraver, Mott near Sterling st
Huggett John, grocer and tavern, County whf f p
Huggins John, hatter, Montgomery e of Light st
Hughens John, Fleet st 2 doors from Apple al
Hughes Mary G. boarding house, Stiles e of President
Hughes John, cabinet maker, corner Bond and Bank sts
Hughes Wm. chair maker, Caroline I door n of Bank st
Hughes Patrick, s e corner Spring and Pratt streets
Hughes Felix, labourer, Mulberry near Calvert st
Hughes Aquilla D. watchmaker and Jeweller, G6i Bait st
Hughes E. harness manu. Gay near Front dw Gay near Potter st
Hughes Patrick, carter, corner, Monument and Forest streets
Hughes John, tannerj York avenue
Hughes mrs Ann, tavern. Water st near Centre Market space
Hughes Thomas, Philadelphia road
Hughes Philip, grocer, Saratoga e of Schrceder st
Hughes Edward, lottery commissioner, Law buildings dw
Franklin w of Pearl st
Hughes Aquila, grocer and feed store, s w corner Eutaw and
Saratoga streets
Hughes John G. superintend, of R. Road, Green st s of Cedar al
Hughes G. A, corner Charles and Hamilton sts
Plughes John, cabinet maker, Hanover n of Camden st
Hughes Michael, sexton St. James's ch. Monument e of Eden
Hughes Granville, tailor, Aisquith n of Pitt st
Hughes Joseph, clock and watch maker, 21 Pratt st
Hughes Lewis M. com mt..&c cor Hollingsworth & Matthews
Hughes Hugh C. T. grocer and com mt. 4 Dugan's wharf
Hughes Vincent, fisherman. Concord sts of Fish Market space
t Hughes James, fruit shop, near Saratoga st
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tHughes Jonas, carter, Happy al s of Bank st
tHughes Charles, labourer, Charles st s of West
Hughston Joseph, carter, Happy al near Alice Anna st
Htighston Thomas, coal inspector, office Pratt w of Paca
Hugo Samuel B. hotel, n Gay near Baltimore street
Huighc James S. butcher, Happy al s of Gough st
Hull Robert firm of J. Hopidns & Hull,d\v Calvert s of Saratoga
Hull Thomas, clerk in county clerk's office, 7 Low st
" Hulls John, Glass oil and Paint store, 23 n Gay st
Hulls Mary, widow, 115 Aisqiiith st
Hulse John, dyer and scourer, n w cor Holliday & Saratoga sts
Hulse Frederick, oak cooper, Henrietta near Light st
Humane Impartial society, South street near Baltimore st. mrs
Pinkersgill President
Hume Wm. cabinet maker, Sharp s of Lexington st
* Humes Thomas, grocer, corner High and Hi!|en sts
Humes Conrad, weaver, Saratoga w of Covest
Humphreys mrs Elizabeth Jane, grocer, 18 Lancaster st •
Humphreys John, clerk, Hanover st s of Sugar al
Humphreys Hugh, Calvert st hotel, 2 s Calvert st
Humphreys Henry, boot and shoe maker, Light st s of Hill
Humphreys Francis, baker, Canal near iMcEldcrry st
tHumphreys Isaac, waterman, Guilford al near Light st
Hune Henry C. ornamental painter & drawing master French
near Bath street
Hungerford William, wood corder, 91 s Paca st
Hunt Wm. B. tailor, Paca s of Columbia st
Hunt Andrew, barber, Hill w of Charles st
Hunt John W. cordwainer, 56 n High st
Hunt Samuel & Co. mt tailors, 14 s Calvert st dw 37 Courlland
Hunt Benjamin W. cordwainer, Water e of Lloyd
Hunt J. F. draper and tailor, 91 Pratt w of Howard st
Hunt Jesse, city register, Fayette w of Charles st
Hunt Adam, labourer, Falls av n of Pratt st
Hunt Robert H. carpenter, Pinkney e of Bond st
Hunt SamI mt. tador, 14 Calvert, dw Courlland s of Mulberry
Hunt and Walsh, saddle trunk and harness manu. Ti? Bait st
Hunt German, labourer, Johnson near Hui^hes st
Hunter Capt. David, n w cor Alice Anna st and Strawberry al
Hunter Ellen, Bond n of Pratt st
Hunter Andrew, cardwainer, French near East st
Hunter mrs Margaret, fruit shop, Hillen e of Forest st
Hunter Joseph, 42 Alice Anna st
Hunter James, stone cutter, Biddle w of Ross st
Hunter Elizabeth, confectioner. Wagon a I w of Howard »i
Hunter John, carpenter, Aisquith s of Orleans st
Hunter Wm. rising sun tavern, n High st
Hunter Janette H. Front n of Pitt st
Huppman George, piano maker, 20 Light st
Director for 1637. HYD
Huppfield & Schrceder, importers ofGerman goods, 246 w Bait
Huppman Val. saddler, C. Market sp 1 door s of Fish M. space
Hupple James, bricklayer, Caroline s of Pratt st
Hurdle George, bricklayer, Pinkney e of Caroline st
Hurdfe Robert, cordvvainer, 6 Bahk lane
Hurdle George, bricklayer, Harapstead w of Caroline st
Hurley John, cordvvainer, Canal near McElderry st
Hurmay Harriet, washer, Long al s of >(ew st
Hurst Elijah, labourer, Hillen w of Ensor
Hurtt Henry M. &, Co. hat manu. Pratt I door w of Market sp
Hunt Henry, tailor, Eden n of Pitt st
Husband Joseph Jr. 11 Maiden lane
Huslin John, brickmaker. West st near Light
Husman Henry, watchman, n Gay near Mott st
Hussey Asahel of George, tanner 8c currier, 51 Centre Market
space, dw Bond opposite Shakespeare st
Hussey James, cordwainer, Davis st next to Gas house
Hussey Stephen, clerk, Davis st next to Gas house
Hussey Asahel, prop. Eutaw house, cor Eutaw & Baltimore sts
Huster Gotleib, victualler, Columbia st extended
Hutching & Co- hardware mts. 186 Bait st
Hutching Francis, bricklayer, Wayne w of Sharp st
Hutchins Samuel, 37 Alice Anna st
Hutchins Joseph, whitewasher, Mulberry e of Eutaw st
Hutchins Zachariah, cordwainer, 7 Potter st
Hutchins Eliza, washer. East st n of Half Moon alley
tHutchins Daniel, mariner, Short st n of Orleans
Hutchinson Charles, lolt & ex. office, n w cor Bait & Gay sts
Hutchinson John, wheelwright, corner Fell and Pratt streets dw
corner Albemarle and Water streets
Hutchinson J. C hat store, Pratt st e of Falls
Hatchings Nicholas, East near Ensor st
Hutson Capt. John, 113 Bond st
Hutton Andrew, labourer, Happy al s of Fleet st
Hutton Robert & Co. 24 Baltimore st
Hutton James, merchant, dw North st 1 door s of Lexington st
Hutton William, bricklayer, Cove n of Bait st
Hutton Elijah, bricklayer, 3 Aisquith st
Huyghe mrs Ann. sempstress, Happy al s of Pratt st
Hyam Abraham, Camden e of Paca st
HyattAnn, teacher, 122 Conway st
tHyatt Samuel, shoemaker, 53 n High st
Hyde Francis and Sons, fancy soap establishment, 14 Pleasant
Hyde Francis, of above firm, dw cor Pleasant and Holliday sts
Hyde Moses, of above firm, dw n Front near Hillen st
Hyde F.Maryland soap & candle manu. Holliday n of Saratoga
Hyde Samuel G. soap and candle factory, 21 Saratoga dw
Pleasant near Courtland st
Hyde Oliver, clerk, High n of Gay st
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Hyde Nathl. carpenter, Davis near Pleasant, dvv 68 Hanover
Hyde George A. confectioner, Ensor near East st
Hyde Joseph, machinist, Holland si extended
Hyde William J. clerk 48 Front st
Hyde John, engine builder, Williams n of Cross St
Hyde mrs Eliza, 71 e Water st
Hyiand Stephen, carpenter, Orleans st w of Short al
IHyman Daniel, drayman, back of 31 n Exeter st
Hymes John, carter, Ba!t st w of Pine
Hynes, Thomas, silver smith, Eden n of Baltimore fet
llynson John R. dry goods mt. 2154 Bait st
Hyuson Nathaniel, 23 n Frederick street
Hyser Henry, mt. Howard s of Mulberry, d w Mulberry e of Pine
Hyser John, cordwainer, Charles s of Conway st
Hyson Solomon, iron founder, Welcome al e of Charles st
Hythe Daniel, porter. Friendship sof Thompson st
I. ANSON & Littig, grocers, cor n Gay and High sts
U>ly Elizabeth, washer, Monument w of Aisquith st
Jcard A. S. prof, of modern languages, Fayette e of Sharp st
IcUler Christian, cooper, Bait e of Pine st
Icttage Wm. hatter, Mulberry vv of Cove st
iglehart John H. dry goods store, l77i Bait st
lies John, gas fact. Charles st n of Howard st
Indeveider Carl A. 3 Fish Mark-^t space
inemer Peter N. collector, Mulberry 4 doors From Calvert st
Infirmary, Lombard West of Green, — See page 12
Ing Edward, 42 n Exeter st
Inglehart Abraham, butcher, Alice Anna e of Bond st
Jngles Harriet, washer, union a of Ross st
Ingles John, fisherman, Wilk e of Eden st
Ingram Charles, tobbacconist, Pratt between South and Com-
merce, dw corner Pitt and Eden sts
Inloes J. S. St Co. wholesale dry aoods mt l71i Bait st
Inloes Joshua, dw Courtland s of Saratoga st [e of Ann st
inloes Wm. ship joiner, Fell's st s of Thames, dw Alice Anna
Inloes Dr. Henry A. Alice Anna e of Bond st
Inloes Miss S. G. 314 Harrison st
Inloes Thomas, cooper, Saratoga e of Pine st
TJnloes Samuel, drayman, Sarah Ann st e of Cove
Inman E. tailor, Frederick near Gay st
Innes Allan, shoemaker, shop Bait w of High st. dw Maiden
lane w of Aisquith st
Insey George, watchman, Holland st exten<led
Insolvents' Commissioners office, court house, Francis H.
Davidge, Ebenezer L. Fiiiley, and S H. Taggart comrs.
Institute Fells paint, Ann st nof Alice Anna
Insurance offices, (see Page 33)
liiwright John, labourer, Armistead Lane w of WillianriB st
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Ireland David, cordwainer. Mulberry e of Pine st
Ireland Eliza, sempstress, Eager al n of Saratoga st
Ireland Jesse, paper carrier, Douglass near Forrest
Irenmengeer Edward L. chairmaker, cor Saratoga 8c Park its
Irons Thomas, bricklayer, 91 Orleans st
Irvin mrs Elizabeth, 81 McElderry's wharf
Irvin James, sawyer, Pine n of Fayette st
Jrvin Wm. weaver, Cove w of Mulberry bt
Irwin Thomas, 99 Hanover st
Isaacs Jonathan, carpenter, Cove n of Vine st
Isaacs Wm. carpenter, Cove n of Vine st
Island Harriet, washer, corner Howard and Madison sts
Ismael George, cordwainer, Granby e of Exeter st
Israel Fielder, conveyancer, n w corner St. Paul and Fayette
sts. dw Green between Franklin and Mulberry sis
Israel Jacob, grocer and cooper, Bait st e of Cove
Itchers Henry, porter, 125 s Sharp st
Ives Wm. M. brass founder, firm of O'Dell and Ives, dw 14
Salisbury street
Ives Nelson, Water st near Centre Market space
Jack JOHN. barber, Chesnut al e of Pine st
Jackson Wm. Jackson's wharf, Thames w of Bond
Jackson Samuel, wholesale *Tind retail grocer, corner Baltimore
and Spring sts. dw Caroline n of Pratt st
Jackson Jonathan, Bond s of Baltimore st
Jackson Miss S. Conway w of Sharp st
Jackson J. R- wholesale' and retail com mt. 2l Light st wharf
dw Conway near Sharp st
Jackson James, portrait painter, 99 Baltimore street up stairs
Jackson Alexander J. W. printer, n Gay near Aisquilh st
Jackson James, boot and shoe maker, French near Bath st
Jackson Catherine, Wolf st
Jackson Hannah, tailoress, 31 n Exeter st
Jackson Charles, dentist 8 n Frederick st
Jackson Aaron, grocer, Saratoga e of Schroeder
Jackson mrs Mary, sempstress. Pierce e of Chatsworth 8t
Jackson Thomas, porter. Eager al s of Mulberry st
Jackson Stephen, corner of German and Green sts
t Jackson Murray, drayman, Biddle n of Gerge st
tJackson Wm. hackman, Long al s of Ross st
t Jackson Raspberry Senr. sawyer, Wayne al w of Howard »t
I Jackson Raspberry Jr. Carppnler, Wayne al w of Howard st
tJackson Dorcas, washer, Cypress al opposite Hanover market
tJackson Henry, rope maker, Sugar al w of Charlea »t
tJackson Christiana, gardiner, 8 n Exeter st
:;Jackson Shadrach, sawyer, Douglass E of Eastst
: Jackson Wm. steam boat hand, Guilford al w of Light st
:;JacksoD Elizabeth, canal n of Pratt st
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|Jackson Lewis, fisherman, Exeter s of French
JJackson Daniel, miller, Harford av near Madison st
iJackson Frances washer, French near Bath st
tJackson Willis, boot and shoe maker, Hamilton bet Charles &
St. Paul streets
IJackson Christopher, labourer, Honey a! w of Charles st
tJackson Abraham, carter, Strawberry al s of Pinkney st
t Jackson John, carter, corner Ann and Bank sts
tJackson Dina, Apple al s of Bank st
tJackson James, Sawyer, Apple al 1 door s of Alice Anna st
Jacobs mrs Jane, 15 Market st
Jacobs R. T. clerk in Post oflSce, 77 n Liberty st
Jacobs John F. foundry man, corner Charles and West
Jacobs J. M. clock and watch maker, 9 Pratt st
Jacobs George, watchmaker, 58 n Howard st
Jacobs Henrietta, huckster, Long; lane n of Orleans si
Jacobs Samuel, grocer, w Bait st near Bridge
tJacobs Elias, painter and glazier, Mulberry near Park
tJacobs Ann, milliner, Mulberry near Park st
|Jacob Wm. Run al n of Lexington st
Jacobsen H. G. hat mauu. 247 w Baltimore st
Jail of Baltimore County, (See page 12)
Jakes James, barber, bank lane w of Celvert st
iJakes Frederick, boot black, Cellar, 11 s Calvert &t
jJakes Frederick, barber. Park st n of Madison
Jamart Michael, exchange coffee house, Water near Gay st
James Levi Jr. boat builder, Fountain st s side
James Levi, boat builder, Thames e of Wolf, dw Fountain e of
Washington st
James mrs Elizabeth, 12 Shakspeare st
James Dr. corner Charles and Conway sis
James John, 150 n Gay st
James Basil, grocer, corner Paca and Mulberry sts
James Amos, 79 s Eutaw st
James Isaac, labourer, s Howard s of Barre
James Robert, labourer, Elbow lane \v of Green st
James Joseph, Plaisterer, 12 Maiden lane
» James Mary, boarding house, 9 s Calvert st
James John, tinner, 62 South st
James mrs Sarah, Gra;jby w of Exeter st
James Dr. Samuel, cor Fish and Centre Market spaces
tJames Edward, carter, Federal hill opposite Telegraph
Jameson Archibald* weaver, Preston st 8 of Ross
Jameson Doctor 14 Lexington st
Jamison John, oak cooper, Commerce n of Cable, dw Pratt st
near Harford run
Jamison C. C. mt. s Gay opp. Exchange, dw Courtland between
Mulberry and Franklin sts
Jamison Joseph, prest of Bait, gun powder co. 38 n Frederick
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tJamison George, labourer, West st extended
Janes Elijah, carpenter, Baltimore e of Pine st
Janes mrs Mary, sempstress, Pierce w ofChatsworlh st
tJaney Anthony, brickmaker, Johnson st s of Cross
Janney Joseph, Sharp st s of German
Janney Hopkins & Hull, dry goods merchants, 204 w Bait st
Janvier Thomas, com mt. 87 Smith's wharf
Janvier Peregrine, s w corner Gough and Prrtt sts
Jarboe John R. teacher, Pinkney e of Spring st
Jarrelt Samuel, Pearl st s of Richmond
Jarrett Asbury, agent, 20 Centre Market space
Jarvis Eli, blacksmith, 17 Green st
Jarvis Elizabeth, Wagon al w of Park st
Jarvis Joseph, grocer, 5 Franklin st dvv 226 n Howard st
Jarvis Phinias, carpenter, Biddle al s of Ross st
Jarvis Wm. H. grocer, corner Hanover and Pratt d\v cor Sharp
and Camden streets
Jarvis Amos, corner Busy al and Sharp st
Jarvis Leonard, Char'es st s of Barnett
Jarvis Wm H. grocer, cor Hanover and Pratt dw Sharp st
Tarvis and Thompson, wholesale dry goods mts 193 Bait al
Jarvis mrs Hannah, Lee 1 door e of Cliarles st
tJarvis Harriet, washer, Peach al n side
Jason John, rigger, 9 Market st f p
Jatho Henry, jeweller, 8? Baltimore street
Jay Stephen, carpenter, Eden n of Gough st
Jay Joseph W. agent and collector, 50 Camden st
Jay Stephen, carpenter, n Exeter near Pittst
Jeanat Theresa, confectioner, Baltimore w of Canal st
Jeffers Matthias, plaisterer, Alice Anna st w of Strawberry al
Joflfers James H. police officer. Bond st s of Pratt
Jeffers Madison, Court Bond st s of Baltimore st
Jftftenes Wm. dry goods store, Bazaar dw Pitt e of Eden
Jefferies mrs Mary, huckster, Charles st s of Busy al
Jefferson Thomas, carpenier, Hull's lane w of Aisquith st
tJefferson Dina, washer Potter near Frendi st
tJefferson Barbara, Calvert st near City Mill
tJefferson Simon, barber, Light st near York
tJefferson Thomas, boot black. Sharp si s of Baruett
tJefferson Wm. drayman, Eutaw n of New st
Jenkins James, tobacconist,, 23 Market st
Jenkins Joseph, labourer, Happy al s of Pratt st
Jenkins Alfred, painter, Pinkney 1 door e of Strawberry alley
Jenkins mrs Sarah, Canal s of Baltimore st
Jenkins G. T. Sharp s of Perry st
Jenkins A . and H. cabinet ware room, 18 Light st
Jenkins Thomas C. dw 2 Waterloo row
Jenkins Edward and Sons, importers of saddlery, 148 Bait M
Jenkins Edward, dw Courtland s of Franklin st
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Jenkins Alfred, saddler, Bait bet Calvert and St. Paul st dvr
South St n ol Guill(jrd a!
Jenkins Felix, saddle trunk and harness maker, 10 South st
Jenkins Hugh, merchani, end of Comwerce st dw cor|Hoiliday
st and Orange alley
Jenkins Jesse, painter, Ensor near Monument st
Jenkins Thomas, coachinaker, East 3 doors s of French st
Jenkins Robert, ladies' shoe manii. 4 s Gay st
Jenkins L. A. corn mi. s e cor Water & Commerce dw Hooka-
town road
Jenkins James, cal)inet maker, Montgomery w of Light st
Jenkins Sarah, 52 Pearl st
Jenkins Ann, Green st s of Mulberry
Jenkins Elizabeth, teacher, Paca n of Franklin 8t
Jenkins Caiherine, boarding house, 21 German st
Jenkins C , attorney at law, 47 s Charles st
Jenkins Henry, 43 Piit st
Jenkins Benedict, sea capt. Aisquith n of Monument st
Jenkins Frederick, dork, 18 n Exeter st
Jenkins Lewis W. 27 n Front st
Jenkins Joseph, painter, Caroline n of Baltimore st
Jenkms James, of custom house 15 s Calvert st
tJenkins Frisby, labourer ,Su:4ar al w of Light »t
tJenkins Joseph, blacksmith. Spring n of Gough st
tJenkins Wm. labourer, Strawberrv al s of Bank st
tJenkins Solomon, Apple al n of Fleet st
''■Jenkins John, labourer, Strawl)erry al near Wilk st
tJenkins James, labourer. Run al n of Lexington st
^Jenkins Wm. labourer, Peach al n v^^ide
4.Jenkms Silas, barber, Prait st e of Paca
i"Jenkins George, roller man, Poller e of Low st
tJenkins Margaret, Salisbury w of Canal st
Jenks Jane, cake seller, Aisquith s of Douglass
Jenks Fiancis H. firm of VVeid and Jen'cs, 8 Bowley's whf dw
Howard betw-een Commerce and Lombard sts
Jennings John, huckster, Union st n of Penn av
Jennings Thomas, sailor, Eutaw s of Conway st
Jennings 'i'homas, labourer. Sugar al w of Charles st
Jennings Samuel, grocer, 3 Fayette dw cor Front and Pitt sts
Jennings Robert, shoemaker, se cor Fleet and Bond
Jennings Michael, huckster, Saratoga 3 doors from Gay st
Jennings & Owings, Doctors, Fayette near St. Paul st
Jennings Catherine, huckster, French near Bath ft
tJennirigs Thomas, porter, Biddle st n of George
tJennings Thomas, shoemaker, Jefferson w of Catia! st
Jenny Capt. Joseph E. Caroline n of Gough st
Jesso'p Edward, merchant, dw 121 s Sharp st
Jessop Prisciila, 99 Aisquith st
*Jewcll John, sawyer, Exeter near French st
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Director for 1837. JOH
Jewett Jane S. teacher, 25 n ih(i;h si
Jewitt Joseph, book store, 229 w Baltimore St. dw Fayette st e
Jew's Synagogue, cor Harrison st and Ema lane [of Cove
Jiles Gracy, Conway st w of Howard
tJiies Jarrett, labourer, Canal st near Orleans
JJiles James, segar maker, Forest st opposite Penitentiary
Jillard John, tavern, 4 Thames st e of Bond
Jimes John, carpenter, Comet st w of Aisquith
Jockel Conrad, grocer, Light st extended
Johns Capt Richard H. cor^Ann and Alice Anna sts [Baltimore st
Joel Woodward and Co. wholesale domestic warehouse, 197
Johns Mrs Ann, fancy dress maker, Fayette st e of Charles
Johns William, brush maker, Vine st w of Cove
Johns David I. tailor, 46 Eulaw st
Johns Rev. Henry, pastor of St. Andrew's Episcopal church, dw
Johns Noble, caster, 97 s Sharp st [4\ n Front st
Johns Rev. John, dw e Baltimore st bet Exeter and Aisquith sta
Johns Kinsey, rope manufacturer, HarU>rd avenue
tJohns Patty, washer. Eager alley n of Mulberry st
tJohns Wiliiam, labourer, Wolf st s of Fleet
J Johns Moses, oysterman, Calvert st near Centre
Johnson John, carpenter. Pine st s of Saratoga
Johnson William, labourer, Saratoga st w of Cliatsworth
Johnson Ferguson, weaver, Pierce st w of Chatsworth
Johnson James, manufacturer. Pierce st w of Chatsworth ^
Johnson Mrs. weaver, Pierce st e of Cove
Johnson James, coach painter, Mulberry st w of Pearl
Johnson Thomas, labourer, Mulberry st e of Pine
Johnson James, carter, Holland st extended
Johnson Samuel, carpenter, Holland st extended
Johnson David, weaver, Preston st s of Ross
Johnson Elizabeth, sempstress. Long alley s of Ross st
Johnson William, printer, Howard st s of Richmond
Johnson Archibald, tailor, Paca st s of Fayette
Johnson William, labourer, Columbia st e of Paca
Johnson Francis, drayman, Columbia steof Chatsworth
Johnson James, Custom House officer, dw 114 Lombard st
Johnson Elizabeth, washer, 9 Tyson st
Johnson Margaret, milliner, Lexington st e of Park
Johnson Richard R. woolen dresser, cor German and Hanover
Johnson L. machinist. Monument st near Sterling
Johnson George, shoe maker, 70 East st
Johnson Robert, waiter. Low st n of Forest
Johnson Gerard, coach iron maker, Low st betw High and Front
Johnson James, coach iron maker, 48 n Exeter st
Johnson George, shoe maker, .3 n Exeter st
Johnson Ezekiel C. clothing store, 78 Pratt st dw 25 Thames
Johnson, Sims & Co. grocers and commission merchant8» 57
Spear's wharf
183
J OH Matchett's Balthpore
Johnson John, cabinet maker, 10 York st Federal Hill
Johnson Mrs Eliza, s Exeter st s of Salissbury
.fohnsoa John, grocer, 27 Centre Market space
Johnson & Abbott, proprietors of Canton iron works, Hudson st
Johnson Joel, of above firm,(lw Canton Canton
Johnson William M- grocery and feed store, 20 Market st. f. p.
Johnson Jacob, riirger, Lancaster ste of Market, f. p.
Jo.hnson John, ship carpenter, Argyle alley s of Alice Anna st
Johnson Henry, grocer, 25 Market st i. p.
Johnson Mrs Priscilla, sempstress, Apple alley near Fleet st
Johnson Roderick, Bishop'vS lane near Siiles st
Johnson John, rigger, Bv)nd st n of Wilk
Joiinson Elijah, Bond sts of Pratt
Johnson Mrs Ann Eliza, e Baltimore st 1 door w of Caroline
Johnson Mrs Sarah, 35 Albemarle st
Johnson Mrs Wilhelmina, n e cor High and Water sts
Johnson J. E. n \v cor Howard and Pratt sts
Johnson H. 62 s Howard st near Pratt
Johnson William, boot and shoe maker, 32 Pratt st. dw 5 Gay st
Johnson John, clerk., Pleasant st 2d door from North
Johnson Grafton, ladies shoe maker, 63 Baltimore st
Johnson Isiac, bacon store, Hillen st near East, dw n Gay st near
Johnson Elizabeth, North st n of Pleasant [Aisquith
Johnson Ciipt John, mariner, s e cor Wilk and Bond sts
Johnson Mrs. Argyle alley s of Fleet st
Johnson William, waterman, Happy alley s of Fleet
Johnson Sarah, teacher, Muketst s of Fleet, f. p.
Johnson R')hert, drayman, Centre st near Howard
Johnson Jerard, coach smith, cor Front and Low sts. dw n Gay
Johnson Hyram, teacher, Richmond st near Park [st near Mott
Johnson William, machinist, a Gay st near Monument
Johnson John teacher, Hillen st2d door e of East
Johnson J & 1. bacon store, Hillen stbetw East and Forest
Johnson Mrs Pou-g/, Frederick st s of Water
Johnson Eliza, Guilford alley w of Light st
Johnson Samuel, cordwainer, Henrietta st e of Charles
Johnsoa Christopher, cor Eutaw and Fayette sts
tJshnsoa William, cook, Conway st w of Howard
tJohnson Alexander, waiter, Mulberry st w of Chapel alley
|Johnson Joseph, labourer, Williamson alley near Light st
tJohnson William, Hill st near Charles
t Johnson David, mariner, Guilford alley w of Lighf st
tJohnson Jane, washer, Exeter st near Hillen
tJuhnson John, carter, Exeter st n of Gay
tJohnson Dennis, labourer Exeter st n of Hillen
tJohnson Spencer, boot and shoe maker, cor French and Forest
sts. dw French st near Ferest
|Johnson Moses, waiter, Holliday st near Bath
f Johnson Hannah, Davis st near Bath
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Director for 1837. JOH
t Johnson Adam, labourer, 22 Lombard st w of Light
jJohnson Susan, Hamihon st e of Charles
tJohnson Hannah, Charles st s of Hill
t Johnson J. caulker, Charles st s of Hill
tJohnson James, carter, Sui^ar alley \v of Charles st
tJohnson James, porter, Conway st e of Hanover
jJohnson Seville, drayman, Columbia st e of Howard
tJohnson Harriet, washer, Wagon alley vv of Park st
TJohnson Samuel, Sharp st n of Baltimore
tJohnson Mrs. Bar re st e of Howard
tJohnson Cornelius, labourer, Lerew's alley n of Mulberry st
tJohnson Sarah Ann, washer, Perry st e of Eutaw
tJohnson Grace, Bi::5hop's lane near Granby st
tJolinson E'Jvvard, labourer, Granby st near Jones's falls
tJohnson Samuel, labourer. Bounty Jane belw Caroline and Spring
tJohnson Hirdister, labourer, Spring st near Bank [st8
tJohnson Charles, caulker, Spring st s of Gough
tJohnson Charles, sawyer, Bankst e of Ann
tJohnson Nathaniel, labourer, Bond st s of Bank
tJohnson Edward, labourer, Strawberry alley n of Wilk
tJohn3on William, ca*ter, Strawberry alley n of Wilk st
tJohnson James, Strawberry alley n of Wilk
I Johnson Lewis, ostler, Eden st n Wilk
tJohnson Hannah, President st s of Pratt
tJohnson Samuel, labourer, Apple alley n of Loncaster st
tJohnson Lyhen, Apple alley near Alice Anna st
tJohnson David, labourer, Argyle alley s of Wilk st
J" Johnson Thomas, caulker, Happy alley s of Fleet st
tJohnson William, drayman, Granby st near Jones's falls
tJ.)hnson John, labourer, Saratoga st extended
tJohnson Solomon, labourer, Cove st s of Pratt
tJohnson Robert, labourer, Poppleton st s of Park
tJohnson Garrett, batter, Sarah Ann st e of Cove
tJohnson Isaac, labourer, Sarah Ann st e ot Cove
tJohnson Job, sawyer, Chatsworth st n of Franklin
f Johnson Henry, labourer, Chesnut alley e of Pine st
tJohnson Emory, whitewasher, Chesnut alley w of Pearl Bt
jJohnson Samuel, drayman. Pearl st e of Saratoga
JJohnson Thomas, brick maker, Park lane w of Pearl st
tJohnson Toney, labourer, Peach alley n side
jJohnson Susan, washer. Mulberry st e of Eutaw
: Johnson Elias drayman, German st av of Pine
Johnson Minty, washer, Biddle alley s of>Ross st
; [Johnson Francis, sawyer, St. Mary st s of Ross
"Johnson Strawder, Hull's lane s of Friendshipst
tJohnson Clarissa, labourer, Lerew's alley s of Franklin st
"Johnson James, labourer, Eastern Shore row, near Conway st
[Johnson Dolly, washer, Eastst n of Douglass
■ Johnson Henrietta, cake seller. Low st s of Aisquith
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tJohnson Robert, labourer, cellar 31 n Exeler st
tJohnson Charles, drayman, 2 Painter's Court
tJohnson, Anna, huxter, 2 Palmer's Court
jJohnson William, labourer, Forest si n ol* Douglass
tJohnson Betsy, washer, Lonn; lane n of Orleans st
tJohnson Charles, lahourer, Short alley w of Canal st
tJohnson Elizabeth, washer. Short alley w of Canal st
Jones, Woodward &. Co. wholesale domestic warehouse, 197
tJohnson Aaron, labourer, Guilford alley e of Light st |Balt st
tJohnson Julia, cake seller, Cross st e of William
•Johnson James, labourer, S Salisbury st
::Johnson Henry, cordwainer. Hawk st w of Concord
"Johnson Ricliard, Salishury alley
tJohnson Henry, drayman, sEutaw st extended
Johnston R. & Co, lottery and exchan^re broker,
Johnston Thomas, cordwainer, Sterling st near Mott
Johnston Thomas, D. firm of Lee & Co. dw n w cor Howard
Johnston William, dw 78 Lombard st [st and Cider alley
Joias Leonard D. sailmaker, Long alley s of Eutaw st
Joias John, sailmaker, 96 Dugan's wharf
Joiner William, f()undryman, York st w of William
.Joines Mary, Wiik st 1 door w of Strawberry alley
Jones David, cordwainer, 30 Henrietta st
Jones E. blacksmith, 7 Fleet si e of Market f. p.
Jones Valliant, ship carpenter. Fleet st e of Washington
Jones William, shipsmiih, Thames st e of Ann, dw 9 Lancaster
Jones Henry, shoe maker, 49 Alice Anna st
Jones Richard, painter, Alice Anna st 1 door from Wolf
Jones Sybilla, VVilk st e of High
Jones William, blacksmith, 94 Market stf. p.
Jones John, carter, Strawberry alley s of Alice Anna st
Jones R. Apple alley near Fleet st
Jones William T. tavern, cor Thames and Bond sts
Jones Mrs Margaret, 8 Block st
Jones Bennett, blacksmith e Falls avenue
Jones Susan, 40 Bank st
Jones Sarah Ann, 42 B;^nk st
Jones Levin, shoe maker, Bond st n of Gough
Jones Mrs Ann, Bond st s of Baltimore
Jones Owen, collector. Spring st s of Baltimore
Jone? Mrs Jemina, 77 McEldery's wharf
Jones Mrs Margaret, 5 Albemarle st
Jones Miss Eliza Ann, dress maker, 53 Albemarle st
Jones J. drayman, s Howard st nearBarre
Jones Susanna, cor Liberty st and Wagon alley
Jones Levin, wholesale and retail grocers, Light st whf s of Barre
Jones Benjamin, cooper, shop, e Centre st near French, dw
Exeter st near Hillen
Jones Joel, dry goods merchant, Gay st n of High
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Director for 1837. JON
Jones Mrs Mary, Harford avenue
Jones Samuel G. watch and clock manufacturer, 93 Baltimore st
Jones William jr. dry goods merchant, 35 Baltimore st
Jones James H. furnishing store, 12 North st. dw 7 1-2 Water st
Jones Joseph, cheese dealer, 17 Thames st
Jones Hamilton, tavern, Pratt st e of Paca
Jones James E. potter, n Gay st. dw High st near Law
Jones Clinton, clerk, 15 Constitution st
Jones Dorsey, tobacconist, Ensor st near Sterhng
Jones John, bricklayer, Canal st near Monument
Jones James C. boot & shoe manufacturer, 43 South st
Jones Stephen, fisherman, Montgomery st e of Ciiarles
Jones Francis, Fleet st 4th door trom Bond
Jones Leroy, clerk, n e cor Pine and Mulberry sis
Jones Dr. S. Fayette st w of Pine
Jones John W. clerk. Mulberry st e of Pine
Jones Hosea, brush maker, Fayetle st w of Green
Jones William, hatter, Park lane e of Pme st
Jones John, cor Green & Mulberry sts
Jones Uriah, segar and snuff manufacturer, Lexington st^ of
Jones Richard, labourer, s Eutaw st extended [Paca
Jones Talbott & Co. wholesale grocers & commission merchanls,
cor Howard and Baltimore sts
Jones Lewis, huckster, 13 s Howard st
Jones John, merchant, Fayette ste of Eutaw
Jones Goffra, lottery and exchange office, s w cor Baltimore and
Liberty sts
Jones Eliza, 87 Liberty st
Jones Polly, sempstress, Columbia st e of Sharp
Jones Harriet, tailoress, Columbia st e of Sharp
Jones W. B. ship carpenter, 169 Hanover st
Jones Sophia, huckster, Busy alley e of Sharp st
Jones Mrs Richard H. Pratt st e of Sharp
Jones Mrs Margaret, cor Eden st and Friendship alley
Jones James, grocer, cor Pitt and Exeter sts
Jones William R. clerk, 63 Pitt st
Jones Henry B. watch maker, 47 Hollins st
Jones William B. auctioneer, 8 Forest st
Jones Benjamin, bricklayer, Aisquith st n of Monument
Jones James, potter, 111 n High st
Jones Joshua, printer, 52 n Exeter st
Jones Mary, washer, 14 Potter st
Jones Silas, bookseller, 20 e Baltimore st
Jones Ellen, milliner, 20 e Baltimore st
Jones Henry, baker, 19 Pratt st ,
Jones James, mariner, Water st betw Calvert and Grant
Jones Thomas, cooper, Commerce st wharf
Jones James, merchant tailor, 16 1-2 South st. dw Lovely lane
betw Calvert and South sts
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Jones John, ship carpenter, York st betw Light and Charles
Jones James, ship carpenter, Lee st betw Charles and Light
Jones William, ship carpenter, Arraistead lane betw Light and
Jones Klisha, fisherman, Cross st e of William [William sts
Jones James, tailor, 10 Lovely lane, shop South st next to cor
Jones Capt James, Granby st w of Harford Run [Lovely lane
Jones Jacob, waterman, Granby st e of Gough
Jones William, waterman, e Water st w of Harford run
Jones Lemuel, waterman, e Baltimore st w of Canal
Jones Capt Ezekiel, Baltimore st w of Canal
Jones Mrs Eleanor, milliner, 20 e Baltimore st
t Jones Violet, washer, Saratoga st extended
::Jones David, porter, 45 Pearl st
|Jones Harriet, washer, Pierce st w of Pearl
|Jones David, drayman, cor Green and Fayette sts
::Jones Hager, washer, German st w of Pine
::Jones Isaac, labourer, s Howard st extended
tJones Jacob carter, Carpenter's alley e of Paca st
fJones, Dean, labourer, Hill st w of Sharp
iJones Sally, washer, Lerew's alley n of Madison st
I Jones Letty, washer, Liberty st s of Baltimore
fJones Joseph, whilewasher. Liberty st s of Baltimore
Mones Aaron, labourer, Wagon alley w of Liberty st
jJones John, waiter, Pleasant st e of Park
1 Jones Henry, labourer, Sugar alley w of Charles st
tJones Andrew, porter, Douglass st e of East
|Jones Israel, caulker, Forest st n of Douglass
tJones Aaron, labourer, Short alley w of Canal st
tJones Gideon, carpenter, 9 Union st
f Jones Thomas, labourer, Guilford alley w of Light st
JJones Mrs Rachel, Williams alley e of Light si
|Jones Williamson, labourer, Water sle of Exeter
JJones Henrietta, Sugar alley near Light st
JJones Richard, caulker, Wilk st e of Wolf
fJones Robert, carter, Argyle alley near Fleet st
tJones Eli, waterman, Caroline st n of Bank
Jones Mrs. Cross st near Johnson
:Jones Thomas, labourer, Guilford alley e of Charles st
:Jone8 Isaac, labourer. Long alley near Frederick st
•Jones Henry, labourer, Long alley near Frederick st
: Jones Sally, washer. Long alley near Frederick st
tJones Stephen, carpenter, Exeter st n of Gay
tJones Amos, labourer. Sterling st near Madison
tJones James, sawyer, Centre st w of St. Paul's
JJones Mrs. Charles st extended
JJones Polly, Wagon alley w of Park st
JJones Jamet, waterman, Granby st near the falls
fJones Elijah, sawyer, Lancaster st e of Market
Jordan William, labourer. Rock st n of Lexington
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Jordan William, Vine st e of Pine
Jordan James, blacksmith, Holland st extended
Jordan James, iron founder, Armistead lane w of William st
Jordan William, arocer, n vv cor Wilk st and Happy alley
Jordan John M. plumber and tinner, 59 Centre Market space
Jordan Charles, dry croods merchant, 36 Centre Market space
tJordan Armstead, alley opposite Caroline st
JJordan John, cabinet maker, Potter st betw Gay and Low
fJordan Ephraim, sawyer, Apple alley near Fleet st
Jorrjr John, shoemaker, Light sts of Montgomery
Jory Z. alehouse, cor Park and Liberty sts
Joy Edward, gardner, Hampstead st e of Spring
Joyce Elisha, 20 e Baltimore st e of Eden
Joyce Joseph, High st n of Stiles
Joyce Joshua, brass founder, 2 Pitt st
Joyce Wm. collector, 109 Aisquith st
Joyce Jesse, currier, Jefferson st e of Canal
Jubb Lloyd, Happy alley near Alice Anna st
Judah and Block, merchants. Commerce st n of Pratt
Judlin Francis A. upholsterer, no 3 s Calvert dw n Gay near
Monument st
Juedefind Charles, blacksmith, 31 Lee st e oF Charles
Jung Jacob, Frankford hotel, Thames st w of Market f p
Jury Wm. shoemaker, Wolf st n of Alice Anna
Justice Sarah, Thames st w of Market f p
Justice Mrs. Maria Ann, Ann st n of Alice Anna
Justis Mrs. Sarah, Exeter st 1 door n of Wilk
Justis Wm. clock and watch maker, 70 Pratt st
JtAIN Aaron, keeper of penitentiary, at do
Kalbfus Catherine, tailoress, Mott st near Gay
Kalbfus D. and L. curriers, 2 Cheapside
Kalbfus Danl. of above firm, Penn. avenue extended
Kalbfus Lewis, of above firm, dw 27 Paca st
Kalfer John, laborer, Charles st s of Hill
Kalkraan C. F. currier, Lexington .st e of Paca
Kail Ann T. 9 Hanover st s of Busy alley
Kail J. T. merchant, dw 120 Conway st
Kaltner F. C. locksmith. Bond st n of Lancaster [f p
Kammerling Danl. cap manufacturer, Thames st w of Market
Kane J. K. wholesale grocer, 5 Light st wharf
tKane Uriah, Strawberry alley s of Bank st
Kann Julius, clothing store, corner Harrison st and Etna lane
Karr Jos. spinning wheel man'r, Harrison st near Etna lane
Karthaus Peter A. Exeter st n of Pitt
Karthaus F. Pratt st e of High
Karthaus C. W. merchant, 45 s Gay st dw e Bait opp Lloyd
Kary Thomas, shoemaker, Bond st 1 door s of Wilk
Kaufman Jos. tailor, Perry st e of Howard
Kauffman Margaret J. dw Camden st e of Howard
189
KEL Matched s^altimore
KaufTman Daniel, painter, Paca st n of New
Kauffman Lewis, grocer, s Eutaw st extended
Kaylor George, baker, 72 centre marktt space
Kaylor John, baker, 72 centre market space
Kaylor Jacob, tavern, no 7 Fish market space
Keady William, tailor, Wilk st opposite High
Kearney Rev. iVichoias, pastor of St. Patrick's church, dw
Kcatinge Rachel, Second st e of South [adj church
Keavin Samuel, clothing store, Fleet st near Strawberry all«y
Keck George, Light st extended
Keeler George, rope maker. Sugar alley w of Light st
Kelbon John, carpenter, Fayette st e of Pine
Keenan A. Union hotel, 39 South st
Keenan Wm. cordwainer, Eutaw st n of Lexington
Keenan Patrick, porter. Front st s of Gay
Keenan Hannah, tavern, Lexington st w of Paca
Keenan Charles, 7 Saratoga st
Keenans James, grocer, 11 6 Eutaw st
Keene Dr. John, u e corner Pratt and High sts
Keene John H. temperance grocer, Lexington st e of Paca
Keene Mrs. Ann, Hanover st s of Sugar Alley
Keene Marcellus H. e Pratt st w of Gough
Keener Wm C. chairmaker 59 Albemarle st
Keener Dr. David H. Charles st n of Lexington
Keener C and Fitzgerald, wholesale druggists, 150 Bait st
Keener Christian, dvv Camden st w of Sharp
tKeener James, laborer, Park st e of Poppleton
Keenwright Andrew, tailor, Mulberry st e of Chapel alley
Keerl Jacob, laborer, Bishop's lane near Fawn st
Keerl Margaret, 17 German st
Keerl George H. druggist, 233 w Baltimore st
Kees Peter, grocer, cor Monument and Aisquith sts
Keibler David, laborer, Sterling st near Monument
Keifle George, confectioner, Carpenter's Alley e of Eutaw st
Keigler W. H. clerk, 54 n Charles st
Keigler Mary, Fayette st w of Howard
Keilholtz Wm. painter, 272 Baltimore st dw 101 Green st
Keilholtz John, wheelwright, Baltimore st extended
Keirle Matthew, boot, shoe and hat warehouse, cor Charles
and Bait st dw 70 St Paul's st
Keirle and Dungan, wholesale boot and shoe store, 226 Bait st
Keirle John,boot and shoe estats, cor Charles and Baltimore
sts dw Sharp st s of German, [Lexington
Keirle Matthew, shoe dealer, 74 Lexington st dw Paca s of
Keith Martin, merch. s Charles si dw Green st u of Lexington
Keith David, caulker, Spring st s of Pratt
Keith Hugh, weaver, Freedom st near Franklin
Keithsby Richard, shipwright, 155 Bond st
Keitser Henry, laborer, Bishop's lane s of Stiles st
Kell Hon. Thomas, Judge of county court, dvv cor e Baltimore
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Director for 1837. KEM
tKell David, laborer, Hill st near Charles [and Exeter st
Kellenback Wm. glass blower, Federal hill near glass-house
Keller Andrew J. butcher, Mott st near Ensor
Keller &. ForniBn, flour merchants, Commerce st wharf
Keller Joseph, summer hat maker, 75 e Fleet st
Keller Christian, Gay st between Baltimore and Second
Keller Charles, paper hanger, Hampstead e of Spring st
Keller John, Orleans st e of Caroline
Kelley James, grocer, cor Park and Pleasant sts
Kelley James, Potter st e of Gay
Kelly John, carpenter, Hull's lane w of Aisquith st
tKelley Nancy, midwife, Painter's court near Pitt st
tKelley Joseph, waterman, Salisbury st e of Lloyd
Kellogg Doctor Ama?a, M. D. 79 n Exeter st
Kelly Matthew, sea captain, 59 Market st
Kelly Wm. boot and shoe maker, Baltimore st w of Paca
Kelly Patrick, stone mason, cor Park st and Inloes alley
Kelly T. and sons, merchant tailors, 6 n Liberty st
Kelly Hugh, city watchman, Harrison st between Baltimore
Kelly Edward, Harford avenue [and Gay els
Kelly James, copper, tin and sheet iron worker, 40 Harrison st
dw cor Park and Pleasant sts
Kelly Simon, painter, 102 Dugan's wharf up stairs
Kelly Owen, stone cutter, York near Charles st
Kelly Charles, carpenter, York st near Charles
Kelly Hugh, Franklin st extended
Kelly James, weaver Rock st n of Lexington
Kelly Thomas, laborer, opp Lexington st e of Rock
Kelly Luke, laborer, Freeman st n of Park lane [Baltimore
Kelly Wm. cordvvainer. Bait st w of Pearl dw Pearl st n of
Kelly Caleb, grocery and feed store, Pratt st w of Green
Kelly Mordecai, dry goods :tore, Pratt st w of Green
Kelly Robert, cordwainer, Pratt st w of Green
Kelly Wm. laborer, Ross st opp Paca
Kelly Dennis, slonemasoui 46 Ross st
Kelly James, porter 46 Ross st
Kelly Francis, laborer, long al s of Ross st
Kelly Mrs. iVlary, 58 Pratt st
Kelly Thomas, blacksmith. Hill st e of William
Kelly John, liquor store, cor Camden st and Calhoun alley
Kelso George Y. 23 e Water st
Kelso Eli, tailor. Potter st s of Douglass
Kelso Thomas, butcher, dw e Baltimore st w of Aisquith
Kelso John R. merchant tailor, 6 South st
Kelso John, cor French and Centre sts
Kelty John, cordwainer. Busy alley w of Charles st
Kemp Thomas, ship carpenter, 95 Alice Anna st
Kemp Mrs. Ann, n w cor Shakspeare st and Apple alley-
Kemp James, ship carpenter, Gough st e of Eden
*191
KEN MatchelVs Baltimore
Kemp Simon, justice or peace, office Gay st near Falls, dw
Saratoga eof Park st [s of Saratoga
Kemp Edward D. attorney alt law, office and dw Courtland st
Kemp Isaac, cabinet maker, Baltimore &t e of Cove
Kemp John R. tavern, cor Howard and Alnlberry sts
Kemp Lewis, merchant, Baltimore st w of Liberty, dw corner
Kemp Mrs Saratoga st e of Paca [Green and Mulberry sts
Kemp Thomas, carpenter. 94 s Paca st
Kemp Buckey & co. wholesale dry goods merchants, 2544 w
Baltimore st
Kemp Richard, grocer, corner Sharp and Lexington sts
tKemper Levin, sawyer, Granby st near Jones's Falls
IKemper Stephen, Eden st s of Pratt
Kempton Samuel, clerk Farmers and Merchants bank, dw
Hamilton st e of Cathedral
lien Chrisiian, laborer, Armistead lane near Light st
Kenan Charles, 7 Saratoga st
Kendall and M'Cubbin, plane manufactory, P M'Clellan's st
Kendall Thomas, plane maker, Pine st s of Lexington
Kenedy Mary, rag seller, Penn. av w of George st
Kenedy John fruiter, 65 s Frederick st
Kenha'rt Lewis, victualler, Hampstead st
Kenley Edward, proprietor of steam plaisler mill, German st
near Green, dw German 3 doors below Green
Kennard Richard, block and pump maker, 27 Ann st
Kennard Samuel, ship carpenter, Philpol st w of Wilk
Kennard Alexander, justice of peace, office Lexington st w of
Eutavv, dw Pine st n of Mulberry
Kennard John H. agent colonization socieiy, cor Eutaw and
Columbia sts
Kennard Wm. H turner, 173 Hanover st
Kennard Mrs. sempstress, Charles st s of Montgomery
Kennard Isaac, boarding house, Second st e of South
Kennard John, dw Holliday st near Orange alley
tKennard ^ichola3, Salisbury st eof Lloyd
Kennedy Hugh, blacksmith, Stillhouse st [erty sts
Kennedy Mrs. Rachel, boarding house, cor Fayette and Lib-
Kennedy John P. attorney at law, office 25 Fayette st dw
Mount Vernon and Washington place
Kennedy Mordecai, blacksmith, North st near Bath, dw s o
cor Calvert and Centre sts
Kennedy Felix, marble polisher, cor Pleasant and Holliday sts
Kennedy Miss Ann, 158 n Gay near Mott st
Kennedy John H. fancy chair manufactory, 8 n Gay st
Kennedy N. R. Bull's head tavern, Front st near Gay
Kennedy Elizabeth, huckster, Harford ar near Madison st
Kennedy George A. tailor, Montgomery st w of Light
Kennedy Thomas, merchant, Charles st dw Franklin st w of
Pine
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Kennedy John, soap and candle Tactory, 74 Pearl st
Kennedy Hugh, dyer, Madison st e of Howard
Kennedy Evahne, cupper and leecher, 12 Liberty st
Kennedy F. importer of Irish linens, 30 s Charles st
Kennedy Jas P. firm of Kernan and co biscuit baker, 78 Pratt
st dw Penn. av near George st
Kenny Peier, grocer, cor Ensor and East sts
Kenny Patrick, clothing store, Second st w of Market space
Kenny capt. Richard, Charles st court, n of Camden st
Kenny Thos carpenter, Ross st dw Biddle st n of Chatsworth
Kenny Wm. cordwainer, East st n of Half moon alley
tKent VVm. laborer, Forest st n of Douglass
tKent Hester, washer, Low st sof Aisquith
!"Kent Wm. laborer. Hill st near Charles
Keo Thomas, iron founder, Federal hill opposite telegraph
Kepler Wm. tobacconist, Harford av near Madison st
Kepler John, laborer, Harford av
Keplinger Mrs. C. French st near Exeter
Keplinger & ca. watchmakers, 96 n Howard st
Keplinger Samuel, watch and clock maker, 26 Eutaw st
Keplinger Michael, grocer, Ensor st fool of Gallows Hill
Kenian and Siillinger, commission merchants, 59 Smith's wlif
Kernan George, tailor, Low st between High and Exeter sts
Kernan Samuel, combmaker, liow st bet High and Exeter sts
Kernan Peter and co biscuit bakers, 78 Pratt st
Kernan Peler, dw s Exeter st near Salisbury
Kerner John F. tobacconist, Baltimore st w of High, dw Hol-
land Ht w of Eden
Kernipener Fritz, blacksmith, Welcome alley near Charles &t
Kerr Thomas, Salisbury st w of Canal
Kerr William, grocer, cor Exeter and Low sts
Kerr Henry, tailor, Pratt st e of Caroline
Kerr Captain Archibald, mariner, Thames st near Bond
Kerr Mrs. Elizabeth cor Lancaster st and Strawberry alley
Kerriken Godfrey, Fleet st e of Washington
Kerry xMary, sempstress, Mulberry st e of Pine
tKerry Pat ence, washer, Broomstick row
Kersey Wm. hatter, Frederick st near Gay
Kesler John, Hammond alle}'
Kesler Frederick, baker. Perry st vv of Sharp
Kessel Christopher, painter, Union st n of Penn av
Kettering Peter, butcher, Buren st near Liberty alley
Kettler Augustus, laborer 6 Bond st
Kettlewell Wilson and Hilliard, wholesale dealers and com-
mission merchants, cor Pratt and Commerce sts
Kettlewell John, of above firm, Exeter near Water st
Key Gabriel, painter, s Howard st
Keys Bailey, merchant, dw cor Pine and Lexington sts
Keys and Graham, produce dealers, 34 Franklin st
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Keys James N. general dealer, Franklin st w ol Howard, dw
cor Howard and Monument sts
Keys Wrn. M. merchant, n e cor New and Paca sts
Keys John, justice of peace, Fish market space, dw High s
of Pratt St
Keys Jesse, cordwainer, Canal st near McElderry
tKeys Daniel, laborer, Forest si n of Douglass
tKeys James, sawyer, Happy alley near Wilk st
tKeys Vachel, brass- worker, Concord st s of Water
Keyser Samuel, Fayelte st near Eutaw
Keyser Samuel S iron store, Bowly's whf dw Courlland st s
of Mulberry
Keyser James, 14 Eutaw st
Keyser Charles M. china merchant, n Howard st dw Paca st
n of Lexington
Keyser Derrick, Paca st s of Lexington
tKeyser Samuel, laborer, Richmond near Park st
Keyworth Charles B. tailor, cor German and Hanover sts
tKiar John, laborer. Forest st s of Douglass
Kidd and White, fruiterers and confectioners, 8 e Baltimore st
Kidd Charles, edge tool maker, Pratt st w of Green
Kidd James, carpenter, Monument st e of Eden
Kideholtz Henry, 78 s Eutaw st
Kienzle Jacob, watchman, cor Jefferson and Eden sts
Kile Mrs Rachel, Tripolett's alley, bet Ball and Second sts
Kilbreath Thomas, bricklayer. Pierce st n of Fayette
Kiles Frederick, wood turner, Penn av e of Biddle st
Killmond Thomas, engineer, 17 Pitt st
Killum Edward, carpenter, Holland st w of Eden
Kilmer Wm. carpenter, Eden st s of Pitt
Kilpatrick William, grocer, Pennsylvania av extended
Kimball Mrs. Maria, 37 Centre Market space
Kimbferly Nathaniel, merchant tailor, 21 Thames st
Kimberly Ann, 14 New Church st
Kimberly Mrs. Elizabeth, French st near Exeter
Kimmel Thomas, milk seller Wagon alley e of Park st
Kimmel Wm. blacksmith. Cove st n of Pierce
Kimmell Catharine, Eutaw st s of Fayette
Kinds John G. tinner. Peach alley s side
Kinds Francis, tinner. Vine st w of Cove
Kinean Alexander, grocer, cor Lexington and Park als
Kines Francis, tinner, Hill st between Light and Charles
King Richard, cordwainer, Cove st s of Sarah Ann
King George, painter and glazier, cor Fayette and Pearl sts
King Louisa W. U. teacher, Green st n of Mulberry
King John, carpenter, 13 Green st
King Wm. weaver, cor Howard and Richmond sts
King John, paint and oil store, s e cor Lexmgton and How-
ard sts dw Eutaw s of Fayette
King Edward, blacksmith, Wayne st e of Howard
194.
Director for 1837. KIR
King John, laborer. Fleet st near Canton
King George, seaman, Alice Anna st near Argyle alley
King George H. ship carpenter, 53 Alice Anna st
King F. R. Exeter st 1 door s of Fawn
King Thomas, ship carpenter, Thames st w of Bond
King James C. lumber inspector, e Water st near Albemarle
King Jacob, Lexington st e of Sharp
King Joseph J. Charles st n of Lexington
King Patrick, laborer, Holliday st s of Pleasant
King George W. boot and shoe manufacturer, n Gay near
Baltimore st
King John, cordwainer. Forest st near Alice Anna
King John, ship joiner, 67 Smith's wharf dw High st near
Wilk st
King Elizabeth, 20 e Fleet st
King Nicholas, Alice Anna st near Ann
King Julia Ann 42 Ann st
King F. grocer, s w cor Lancaster and Bond sla
King Andrew, Lancaster st w of Market
King George, grocer and smith, 9 Thames st
King Stephen, lumber merchant, Exeter st s of Fawn
King John, ship joiner, High st 1 door n of Wilk
King Jacob, blacksmith, McElderry's whf, shop 64 Confimerce
King James, fruitseller, cor e Baltimore and Spring sts
King Wm. Happy alley s of Gough st
tKing Dorcas, Strawberry alley s of Wilk st
tKing Thomas, carpenter, Strawberry alley n of Pratt st
tKing Arthur, hackman. Run alley s of Park lane
Kingkave Barbara, Pearl st ii of Lexington
Kingman Edward, ^tavern 28 Thames st
Kingsworth Wm. engineer, York cor Williams st
Kinkead Myers, shoemaker, Low st bet Front and High
Kinnard Miss, dress maker, Lexington st w of Park
Kinnemon Dr. P. S. n e cor Prait and Spring sts
Kinney John, Lancaster st w of Market
Kinsie Thomas, Welcome al w of Hanover st
Kinsie Stacia, carpenter, Holland st extended
Kintz George, carpenter, Franklin st w of Cove
Kio Lewis, oysterman, 8 Pitt st
Kiplinger Michael, grocer, Ensor st foot of Gallows ^ill
Kipp John, leather merchant, Cheapside, dw 78 Camden st
Kirby Mary, confectioner, Pratt st near Falls
Kirby Thomas, ship carpenter, 1 w Fleet st
Kirby John H. shoemaker 48 Market st
Kirby Edward, waterman, 21 Ann st
Kirby Mrs. Ann, 101 Bond st
Kirby John, lumber merchant, McElderry near Mill st, dw
Caroline row, Caroline st
Kirby Joseph, Canal st between Gouo'h and Bank sts
Kirby John, grocer cor Park and Mulberry sis
185
KNI MatcheWs Baltimore
Kirby Francis, tailor, Sterling st near Monument
Kirby John F. grocer, cor Canal st and Short alley
Kirby and Ready, sail makers, s w cor Light and Camden sts
Kirby James, sailmaker, Hill st e of Williams
Kirby Edward, drayman, Commerce st
Kirby Thomas R. hatter, Penn av n of Franklin st
Kirby John, teacher, n Howard n of Monument st
Kirby Edward, shoemaker, Pitt st w of Harford run
Kirby Maria, cane weaver, 1 Pitt st
Kirby Samuel, tailor, 34 n Exeter
Kirby John, carpenter, 67 n Front st
Kirby Nathaniel, marketman, 18 Potter st
Kirby James, plaisterer, 10 s Calvert st
Kirby Joseph, Granby st 1 door w of Gough
Kirchest Philip, cabinet maker, 15 Wilk st
Kirk Mrs. Rebecca, boarding house, 41 Albemarle st
Kirk Washington, carpenter, Mulberry st 2d door from Calvert
Kirk Samuel, silversmith, 140 Baltimore st
Kirk Samuel boot and shoe maker, 24 n Gay st [Green
Kirk Robert S. glass cutter, Uhler's alley dw Saratoga st e of
Kirk James, victualler, Penn av n of Preston st
Kirk Mary, midwife, 14 Maiden lane
Kirkland and Chase, merchants, 69 Smith's wharf
Kirkwood John, cordwainer, 134 s Eutaw st
Kisier Luther, cabinet maker, Long al s of Saratoga si
Kister^on John, Montgomery, w of Light st
Kitler mrs Elizabeth, Forest near n Gay st
Kitchener Daniel, shoemaker, Pittst w of Harford run
Klaerine Lawrence, shoemaker, York bet Light & Charles sts
Klassen Charles, saddler, Paca n of Lexington dw Lexington
w of Cove st
Klegg John, blacksmith, Cross near Williams st
Kleire Peter, Lombard w of Howard st
Klerkner John, cordwainer. Water e of High st
Klimple John, boarding house, 35 Bond st
Kline Frederick, baker and grocer. Pearl a of Saratoga st
Kline Joseph, 27 Albemarle st
Klinefelter Henry, lumber merchant, cor Fleet and Exeter sts
dw Mechanic's row Wilk st
' Klockgether D. grocer, 104 n Ploward st
Khockrilh Margaret, Park s of Saratoga st
Kluck Joseph, cabinet maker, Crook's row Monument st
Klump Matthias, shoemaker, Light st s of Montgomery
Knapp Capt. Thomas, Caroline row Caroline st
Knapp Rebecca, Wolfs of Fleet st
Knapp Dr. surgical dentist, corner Charles and Fayette sts
Knapp and Willis, Gay st seminary, 26 n Gay st
Kneeling Hannah, sempstress, Tripolett's al
Kneeling Eliiha. hatter, Tripolett's al bet Bait and Second
Knight Nathaniel, bookseller, 28 Thames st
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Director for 1837. KRA
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Knight mrs Sarah, 77 Bond st
Knight Thomas, fisherman, s Charles st extended
Knight Jacob, cordwainer, Harford av i
Knight Jonathan, cordwainer, Constitution near Monument st
Knight mrs Clara, Fish Market space n side
Knight Michael, blacksmith, Market st extended
Knight John, carpenter, Pine s of Saratoga st
Knight Peter, F. shoe dealer, 42 Eutaw st
Knight Dr. Samuel T. office cor Eutaw and Lexington sts
Knight Michael, labourer, Holland st extended
Knight Isaac, Eutaw st extended
Knight Wm. carpenter, Saratoga \v of Liberty st
Knight Joseph, blacksmith, busy al w of Charles st
Knight Nancy, sempstress, Holland e of Aisquith st
Knight Anthony, fisher, corner Cross and Williams sts
f Knight Robert, labourer, Union st n of Penn av
Knighton Thomas, collector, 75 e Water st [St. Paul st
Knipe Jacob, silver plater, Fayette near Gay dw Centre near
Knipp Jacob, grocer, corner Hill and Sharp sts
Knoblock Christian, boarding house, 23 Bond st »
Knorr Wm. rope maker, Ramsey's rope walk
Knott George, carpenter, corner Saratoga st and Lerew's al
Knott George P- paper hanger, 3 Market st f p
Knott James L. ropemaker, Briton st Harford av
Knotts James, cordwainer, 60 Centre Market space
Knowler Henry, millwright, Hill between Light & Charles
Knowles John, carpenter, Pitt w of Aisquith st
Knowles Thomas, waterman, Alice Anna w of Bond st
Knox Wm. cotton manu. n w cor Cove and Saratoga sts
tKoburn Daniel, 58 Bond st
Kochle S. G. grocer and feed store, s e cor Bait and Green sts
Kohelstedt Elizabeth, Harford avenue
Kolb Jos. hide & leather dealer, 10 Cheapside dw 119 w Pratt
Kolb George, confectionary, 90 n Howard st
Knup John C. city bailiff, York av near Monument st
Koller Isaac, carpenter, Penn av n of Greenwillow st
Kone Henry M. machinist, Exeter 4 doors n of Gay st
Konick George, labourer, Eutaw n of New st
Koockogey Elizabeth, umbrella coverer, Fayette w of Howard
Kosiei* H. merchant, 13 s Calvert st dw Charles n of Henrietta
Koster D. Bait & Hanseatic Retreat, n e cor Cove & Lexington
Koster Albert, china store, 13 s Calvert st
Kraber Daniel, clerk, Mulberry e of Paca
KrafFt John P. mt. corner Lombard and Cove dw Calvert st
1 Waterloo row
Kraffl George, victualler, Saratoga st extended
KrafFt Godleib, victualler, Biddle n of Ross st
Krafft Patrick, grocer, corner Union and Ross streets
Kraft George, wood turner, Biddle n of Ross st
197
LAB Mfitchetfs Baltitnore
Kraft Peter, carpenter, Ross st n of Biddle
Kraiger Joseph F. Pierce st w of Pine
Kramer Samuel, cooper, Henrietta w of Light st
Kranruth Gustavus, Bond s of Shakspear
Krebbs Henry W. butcher, Gough 1 door e of Eden st
Krebbs John VV porter of Bank, dw Sterling near Monument
Krebbs Aibertus, halter, Long lane s of Orleans st
Krebbs George S. Eutavv s of Conway st
Krebbs Henry H. engineer, Fayette e of Cove st
Krebs Lemuel, plaisterer, High near French st
Krebs Jacob, butcker, Pitt e of Eden si [44 Hanover st
Krebs George W. hide oil & leather dealer, 52 s Calvert st dw
Krebs Rebecca, teacher, 122 Conway st
Krebs Wm. G attorney at law, Fayette st near Barnum's hotel
Krebs Wm. brickmaker, Columbia near Green st
Kregel mrs Ann, widow, Aisquith s of Orleans st
Kreig Frederick, blacksmith, Saratoga w of Howard dwLong
al opposite Marion st
Kreis Peter, tobacconist, 16 Pratt st near Market space
Kreis Elias, Carpenter, Ross st n of Biddle
Krems John, grocer, corner. Pearl and Franklin sts
Krems Christianna, 139 Paca st
Krepps Albert, hatter, Pinkney e of Bond st
Kretzer C. & Co. importers of Silk goods, 127 Bait st
tKrick mrs washer, Exeter near French
Kroesen & Co. wholesale dry goods store 257 iv Bait st
Kroesen Isaiah, of ab. firm, dw Lombard bet Hanover & Sharp
Kronau John, grocer, corner Liberty and Lombard sts
Krouse John, cordwainer, Henrietta near Light st
Kruber Barnard, Gough e of Ann st
Kruber Marv, Penn av n of Franklin st
Kuhn Augustus T. turner, Hull's lane n of Aisquith st
Kuhn John, grocer, 22 Penn av
Kuhn Joseph, grocer, Penn av w of Biddle st
Kumerer John, boot and shoe maker, Harford avenue
Kurby James, grocer, corner Cove and Pierce sts
Kurboot John, cooper, 39 Fayette rear
Kurtz Rev. D. dw Holliday s of Saratoga st
Kurtz Jacob, carpenter, Centre st near St. Paul
Kurtz Samuel, cordwainer, Cove n of Saratoga st
Kurtz Michael, cordwainer, Saratoga st e of Schrosder
Kurtz John, 105 Eutaw st
Kurtz B. office 15 German st
Kurtz John L tailor. Low bet High and Exeter sts
Kuster Lewis, paver, 33 n High st
Kuszman Lawrence, boot and shoe maker, York av
Kyle A. B. 2 Pratt st dw 86 Hanover st
IjABBY Ann, Pitt st eof Harford run
tLabark Eli, coach driver, Park st s of Wagon al
198
Director for 1837. LAN
Labranlhwaite James A. s e cor Baltimore and Eden sis
Labroquere Bernard, cooper, Commerce si wharf
Lachelle Hugh, French teacher, Paca st s of Carpenter's alley
Lackey Wm. tailor, Canal near McElderry st
Lackey Alexander, mariner, Lancaster st w of Strawberry al
Lncount James, currier, 103 s Howard st
Lacy Richard, seaman, Fleet between Bond st and Apple a!
Ladd Wm. tavern, Pratt st w of Penn
La Falonier Anna Clara, Wilk st e of Market
Lafetra, Jacob, shoe dealer, 46 Pratt st
Lafelra Thomas H. cordwainer, cor Paca st and Elbow lane
Lafitte J. S. mt. 4 Commerce st dw cor Holliday and Pleasant
Lafore Peter, 33 Albemarle st
Lafleur mrs Elizabeth, Granby e of Gough st
Lair Christian, butcher, Charles s of Henrietta st
Laib John, carpenter, Fayette w of Paca st
Lake and Co. 8 s Charles st
Lakeman John, 14 Low st
La Naitre Benjamin, rigger, Shakspearest e of Bond
Lalan Richard, turner, York bet Charles and Light sis
Lale Joseph, spar maker, Philpot w of Wills st
Laloo mrs Louisa, Light st extended
Lamb John, stock manu. cor Bait & Light sis dw 13 Barnet fct
Lamb John, labourer, corner Holliday and Centre sts
Lamb Michael, leather dealer, High n of Exeter st
Lamb Joseph, weaver, Preston st s of Ross
Lamb Daniel, dairy, 116 s Paca st
Lambden Edward s sailmaker, Caroline s of Pratt st
Lambden Caroline, Eutaw st n of Franklin
Lambdin Thomas, keeper city spring, Pratt st dw 19 Ann at
Lambdin mrs Ann, Gough near Spring st
Lambert Cornelius, car driver, Constitution st near Monument
Lambert Wm. clerk n Gay near Mott st
Lambert mrs E. music teacher, n Gay near Mott fit
Lambert Joseph, shoemaker, 11 Thompson st
Lambert Thomas, whilewasher, Front s of Low st
Lambie James, shoemaker, Hampstead e of Eden st
Lampley Oliver, cooper, 25 Hawk st
Lambric Henry, porter, Saratoga near Gay st
tLammerson Joseph, Caroline near Wilk st
Lancaster Thos. B. house carpenter, Gough 1 door e of Eden
Lancaster George, huckster, York between Light and Charles
Lancaster John, huckster, Biddle st e of Penn av
Lancaster Ann, cabinet maker, 10 Camden st
Lancaster Wm. carpenter, Eden n of Pitt st
Lancaster John, cabinet maker, Mercer e of Light st
Lancaster Jesse, blacksmith, Water st e of Light
Lander Elizabeih, widow, York st between Light and Charles
Landis Henry, innkeeper. Front st between Low and Gav
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Landman Polly, widow, Hampstead st w of Strawberry alley
Landstreet John & Son, grocer, s e cor Howard and Lombard
Landstreet John, dw 56 Fayette st
Lane Elizabeth, 56 Bond st
Lane Edw. shoemaker, 53 Centre Market space
Lane John, ropemaker, Light st extended
Lane mrs Mary, tailoress, Constitution st near French
Lane A. H. hat store. 9 e Baltimore st
Lane Wm. cordwainer, Granby st e ofGough
Lane Thomas A. sea captain, Pitt st w of Aisquith
|Lane Abraham, waiter, Pleasant st w of College al
tLane Nancy, Eden st s of Pitt
Laneheart Jonathan, painter 105 Green st
Lanehart Wm. tailor, 7 Grant st '
Lang A. confectioner, w Pratt st e ofPaca
Lang Wm. cor Hawk and Centre sts
Lange Henry, hotel, 92 Bond st
Lange August, harness maker, 116 Franklin st
Langley Edw. cabinet maker, Orleans st w of Canal
Langley James, carpenter, 68 n Exeter st
Langlin George, sawyer, Burgundy al e of Green st
Langrall Asa, tailor, 51 Centre Market space
Lanham John, ship joiner, Bishop's lane near Fawn st
Lankford Wm. ship joiner, 96 Bond st
Lank ford Wiley, lancy store, 99 Baltimore st
Lankford Edw. carpenter, Lexington st e of Paca
Lankford David, carpenter, 49 Pitt st
Lansdale mrs Miranda, boarding house, 313 w Baltimore st
Landsy Cato, Pleasant st e of Park
JLaprade B. barber, Paca st dw Pierce w of Pine
tLanville Thomas, waterman, Exeter st n of Hillen
Larkin Archibald, labourer, French st near High
Larkin Hugh, carter, Union st n of Penn av
Larkins Wm. potter, 21 Bank lane
Laroque John M. chemist and druggist, cor Ballo. & Harrison
Laroque Edward, dentist, 31 Charles st
La Rainlrie John L. prof, of modern lang's, Fayette e of Sharp
Larmer Eliva, boardinir house, Charles st court n of Camden
Larabee Ephraim, shoe thread store 20 n Calvert st
Lash Ephraim, labourer. Tyson st extended
Latch Gorlash, grocer, Bait e of Poppleton st
Lathan Edward, cordwainer, Eager al e side
Latimer Wallace, clerk corner Sharp and Conway sts
Latimer James B. notary public, s w cor St» Paul and Fayette
dw n e corner Saratoga and Courlland sta
Latruite John P. silver smith, 3 w Bait st
Latty Samuel, city work, WiJk st bridge e side
Latty Joseph, labourer, Bishop's al near Pratt st
Latty John L. Cambridge st Canton
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Laty Joseph, boat builder, Thames st sot" Wolfdw 16 Fleet st
Lauder John, cooper, 33 Ann st
Laudenslager Catherine, Ann st a of Wilk
Lauder George, cordwainer, Sterling near Mott st
Lauderback Samuel, bricklayer, York bet Light & Charles sta
Lauderman Jacob, waterman, 72 Alice Anna st
Lauderman mrs Mary, grocer, 25 Bond st
Lauderman Capt. James, mariner, cor Wills and Philpol st
Laughlin Thomas, carpenter, Camden e of Hanover st
Lavancy Edward, oyster cellar, adjoining Gay st bridge
Laveille miss S. H. 178 Hanover st
Lavignac Emily, n w corner of Bond and Wrlk sts
Law John K. cust. house officer, dw 11 Waterloo row
Law George, n e corner of North and Pleasant sts
Lawder Benjamin, proprietor of carts Harford av
Lawder C. shoemaker, Thompson st bet Friendship Si, Aisquith
Lawless Richard, grocer, n e cor Pearl and Saratoga sts
Lawn Henry, grocer, n Front near Hillen st '^ [tended
Lawn Geo. agt. for French & Spanish, claims, German st ex-
Lawrence Dr. Daniel H. 78 Alice Anna st
Lawrence Elizabeth, 78 Alice Anna st
Lawrence Valentine, brickmaker, Washington s of Wilk st
Lawrence mrs Ann L. n w corner Stiles and Gough sts
Lawrence Elizabeth, huckster, Harf av near Monument st
Lawrence mrs Esther, shoebinder, Frederick s of Water st
Lawrence Wm. pattern maker, Hughes st bet Light &, Willianii
tLawrence Matthew, sawyer, Happy al n of Wilk st
Lawrenson mrs Elizabeth, Camden w of Sharp st
Lawson mrs Ann, 9 Bond st
Lawson Jane, corner, Lancaster si and Apple al [Exeter st
Lawson Stephen firm of Lawson and Brice, Pratt 1 Door e of
Lawson James, victualler, Penn av s of Hoffman st
Lawson Stephen, com mt. 75 Smith's wharf
Lawson Robert, victualler, Penn av extended
Lawson mrs. victualler, Penn av extended
Lawton Charles, city watchman, Sugar al e of Charles st
Lawton Sarah B. sempstress, 16 Tripolelt's al
Layton Sophia, widow, Hull's lane w of Aisqtith st
Lea Samuel J. merchant, George st e of Pine
Leadbeater John, druggist 190 w Bait stl42 Eutaw st
Leadley Jacob, brushmaker Light st extended
Leach Caleb L. lott. of. 21 1-2 n Howard st dw Fayette w of
Leach Henry, rope maker, Harford avenue Pine
Leach Wm. gold leaf manufacturer. 69 12 Baltimore st
League James, city watchman, 44 Bond st
League Abraham, liquor store, Caroline s of Wilk st
League Luke Caroline n of Gough st
League Luke, jr. 9 e Pratt st
League George, Salisbury, e of High st
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League Luke, boot and shoe manu. 264 Pratt near Charles at
League John, carpenter, Light st extended
League Wm. currier, 8 Cheapside, dw cor Water and Lloyd
League Columbus, shoemaker, Cross bet Light & Williams sts
Leake Adam, tailor. Light near Balderston st
Leakin Andrew T. 10 s High st
Leakiii Shepherd C. 16 s High st
Leakins isaac, waterman, Eden n of Silver st
Leaman Gotleib F. shoemaker, Bond s of Wilk st
Leaman E. P. & W. G hat manu. 42 Bait st and 26 n Howard
Leaman Columbus A. boot and shoe manu. cor Centre Market
space and Second st dw 69 Pitt st
Lears Nicholas, labourer, 17 New st
Leary Peter and Sons, hat manu. 27 Thames st
liCasure Lewis, segar maker, Marion w of Park st
Leatherberry Ann, tailoress, Orleans w of Friendship st
Leatherberry Edward, n w corner Concord and Water sts
Lebor? Charles, clothing store, 103 n Howard st
Lebranlhwaite James A. corner Bait and Eden Bti
J^ebron Anthony, Pratt st e of Strawberry al
iLebrun Mary F. sempstress Pitt st w of Harford run
i^eche Devid, dry goods mt 75 Bait st
Leckey Lelilia, school Wolf n of Alice Auna st
Lecompte mrs Mary, 65 e Water st
tLecomple, James, labourer, Apple al n of Fleet st
Lector Lewis, labourer, Hull's jane w of Aisquith st
Leddy John, grocer, cor Saratoga and Liberty sts
Ledlam mrs R. shokeeper, cor Low and Potter sts
Lcdiey Wm. brickmaker, Charles s of Henrietta st
Lcdiey Daniel, brickmaker, 130 s Paca st
Lednum Ezekiel, watchman, 96 Market st
Lee John, labourer, Wolf n of Gough st
Lee J. G. apothecary, n e cor. Centre Market sp and Pratt st
Lee P. H. minister, s Howard near Barre st
Lee mrs boarding House, Marion st bet Howard and Eutaw sis
Lee James H. boot and shoe manu. Pratt w of Howard
Lee Pecia, Charles st w of Saratoga
if.ee Thomas, blacksmith, corner Bath and HoUiday sts
Lee Elisha, coach manu. Holliday s of Saratoga dw Holliday
n of Saratoga street
Lee Josiah & Co. lott. and ex. office, s e cor Calvert and Bait
Lee Wm. dry goods mt. 79 Bait st dw Frederick n of Bait st
Lee mrs Catherine, carpet weaver, 2 doors s of French
Lee Edward, wagoner, Bait st extended
J^ee John, labourer, Park e of Schroeder
Lee Wm. carpenter, Freeman st n of Park lane
Lee Levi, blacksmith, Chesnut al e of Pearl st
Lee Samuel, labourer, Vine st w of Cove
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Lee John, book binder, Vine st W of Cove
Lee Richard, labourer, Bait si e of Cove
LeeChas. blacksmith, Green s of Bait dw Pearl sof Park lane
Lee John R. grocer, 102 n Howard st
Lee Kemp, labounr, St. Mary's st a of Ross
Lee Samuel, labourer, Long ai s of Ross st
Lee Richard, chair maker, cor Lombard and Eutaw st
Lee Collins T. attorney at law, cor Lexington and Charles sis
Lee Daniel, carpenter, Lee st w of Sharp
Lee Abraham, cordwainer, Hoiland w of Harford run
Lee Wm. saddler. Forest w of Harford run
Lee Isaac, carter, Painter's court near Pitt st
TLee Perry, labourer, French lane near Charles st
tLee Wm. drayman, Sharp s of Barnet
tLee Abraham, Apple al near Alice Anna st
tLee Philip, Run al n of Lexington st
tLee Joseph, labourer. Elbow lane w of Green st
|r>ee Rodley, labourer, Perry e of Eutaw
tLee Cesar, labourer, Lee st w of Sharp
jLee Charlotte, washer. Forest s of Douglass st
tLee Devan, drayman. Short st n of Orleans st
Leech Ruth, cor Market Space and Water st
Leech Caleb, lottery office, cor Fayette and Howard sts
Leef J ship carpenter, Stiles e of High st
Leef Henry, corner High and Fawn stt
Leek Susan, 35 n High st
Leek mrs Su.«an, 129 s Sharp st
Leeke James, carpenter. Park lane e of Cove st
Leeke & Co. dry goods mt, 69 n Howard st
Lafetra Jacob, shoe dealer, 64 Pratt st
Leeke Richard, dry ^oods merchant, cor Baltimore and Hanover
sts. dw 65 s Sharp st
Lefevre David, whip and cane maker, Molt st near Sterling
Lelerre Abraham, primer, 17 n Exeter st
Lefcver Lewis, pedlar, Mercer, e of Grant
LefTernian William, tanner and currier, French st near Bath
Leffever Charles, cabinet maker, Vine ste of Pine
Leffller Mrs Ann, Armistead lane e of Liojht st
Laflar Georjre, labourer, Columbia st w of Green
Le<rar William, Ensor st near Mott
tLegar Daniel, labourer, Patterson st near Pratt
tLegard Elizabeth, fruit .shop, Ensor st near Mott
+Lege'. Benjamin, labourer, Carpenter alley w of Howard st
Leggett Miss, seminary, e Water st w of Albemarle
Legrand Samuel D. core Baltimore and Caroline sts
Leiberman John, Strawberry alley near Wilk st
Leinharlen Jacobina, 64 Bond st
Jiemmon Chas. bookbinder, Fayette st near Calvert, dw Fayette
L-mmon W P. com, mt. 77 Smith's whf. [st near Sharp
*203
LEV MatcheWs Baltimore
Lemmon Rebecca, Fleet st 1 door from Ann
Lemmoii Richard, carpenter, Holland st extended
Lemmon David R. R. contractor, d\v Colunnbia st opp. Green
Lemmon Christianna, cor Eutavvand I^oinbard sts
Lemmon Miss, Charles st n of Lee
Lemmon Dr. A. H dental surgeon, 96 Aisquith st
Lemmon Robert & Co. auctioneers, Buchannan's whfs of Pratt
Lemmon R. of above firm, d\v Cathedral si near Mulberry
Lemmon Christiana, teacher of piano, 9 s Exeter st
jLeminon John, carter, Strawberry alley s ofPinkney st
iLemon James, drayman. Necessity alley e of Exeter st
Lenhart Mrs Mary, 10 Philpot st
Lenhart William, grocer, Charles st s of Henrietta
Lenox James, cooper, Argyle alley n of Lancaster st
Lentz & Flack, importers^of German goods, 220 1-2 w Baltimore
Leon Abraham, clothing store, 23 Harrison st
Leon Isaac, clothing store, 25 Harrison st
Leonard Daniel, ship carpenter, Ann st n of Fleet
Leonard Joseph, waterman, Alice Anna st 1 door from Boiul
Leonard William M. cabinet maker, 2 Perry st
Leonard Amasa, ladies' shoe maker, 25 German st
Lepson Jacob, sawyer, Baltimore st w of Cove
Lerew John carpenter, 134 Lombard st
Lerew David, coach maker, Howard st n of Pratt, dw Paca st s
Lescomb Je«my,shop keeper, Water st vv of Grant [of Columbia
Lesfauries Alexander, confectioner, Lombard st e of Charles
Leslie John, rigger, 12 e Fleet st
Leslie Robert, sea captain, e Baltimore st betvv East and Aisquitli
Lester Shipley, carpenter, Conway st
Lester James & Shipley, carpenters, 5 Lexington st
Lester James, carpenter, Low st betw Front and High
Lester William, stone mason, Low st betw Front and High sts
Letournau John B. M. clock and watch maker, 48 1-2 Baltimore
Letter Mrs Mary, 38 n High st [dw cor Gay and Aisquith sts
Levering and Edwards, Pratt st bridge, dw Levering 109 w Bal-
Levering Jesse & Sons, 2S Cheapside [more st
Levering & Son, importers of China, 8 Pratt st whf. dw Pratt
st, betw Hanover and Charles
Levering Jesse, dw cor Sharp and Lombard sis
Levering Edward J. of above firm, dw cor sliarp and Lee sts
J^evering and Hinks, China merchants, 38 s Charles st
Levering & Harrison, commission merchant, 5 Bowley's wharf
Levering Thomas W. of above firm, dw 117 Hanover st
Levering Edward, merchant, cor Lee and Sharp sts
Levering E. dw 25 Pratt st
Levering George, butcher, Pittst e of Eden
Levering Peter, dw cor Sharp and Camden sts
Leves Charles, carpenter, German st w of Pearl
Levin L. C. attorney at law, 20 Hanover st
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Levy Josep!), Pratt st 1 doore of Caroline
Levy Thomas P. painter, s Gay st near Water, dw Salisbury st
Levy Mrs. board inir riouse, Conway st w oCCharles [near Exeter
tLevy Sarah, huckster, Gallows Hill
Lewis W. house carpenter, Wilk st opposite Higli
Lewis William C. niariner, 48 Thames st
Lewis Mrs Elizabeth, Pratt st w pi" Market
Lewis & Coleman, booksellers and stationers, 258 1-2 Baltimore st
Lewis J. N. bookseller, dw 35 Fayette st
Lewis Joseph H. millwriirht, cor Davis and Centre sts
Lewis John, carpenter, Neighbour st near Harford avenue
Lewis James, cordwainer, Armistead lane e of Li^^^ht st
Lewis John, carpenter, Tripolett's alley near Second st
Lewis Eli, Fayette st e of Pine
Lewis Ann Maria, market woman Temple st n of Baltimore
Lewis Jas. bricklayer, Friendship st betw Thompson and Orleans
Lewis William B. cabinet maker, 27 s Calvert st
Lewis Jno. tailor and draper, 14 South st
Lewis Mrs Rachel, York et betw Charles and Li^^ht
Lewis Levi, mariner, Armistead lane w of William st
Lewis Mrs Mary A. Granby st e of Gough
tLewis Charlotte, Sterling st near Monument
tLewis Sonnet, sempstress, Marion st near Park
tLewis Joseph, barber, Wilk st 1 door from Happy alley
ILewis Mary, Washer, Fleet st near Market f. p.
+ Lewis Andrew, blacksmith, Run alleys of Saratoga -st
tLewis Emanuel, Fayette st e of Run alley
tLewis John, labourer, Ross st w of Long alley
tLewis Jt)hn, waterman, St'-awberry alley near Wilk st
tLewis Saliy, sempstress, Wagon alley e of Eutaw st
tLewis Emily, Pwtterst betw Gay and Low sts
Leypold William F. grocer, 61 n Gay st. dw Harrison near Gay
Lias George, carpenter. Green willow st n of Chatsworth
Liberty Fire Engine House, intersection of Park and Fayette sts
Library Baltimore, Assembly rooms, cor Fayette and Holliday sts
see View of Baltimore at beginning, page 19
Liddle Mrs Mary, cook shop, Frederick sf near Water
Lieb Thomas, saddler, 66 Bond st
Lieber John, whip maker, S])rmg st n of Wilk
Lightner Henry, tinner. Forest st near Hiilen
Lightner Mrs Betsy, huxter. Neighbour st
Lights Andrew, cabinet maker, George ste of Pine
Lilly Alonzo & Co. wholesale variety store, 201 Baltimore st
Lilly A. Franklin ste of Park
Lilly Robert, waterman, Wolfst near Alice Anna
Lilly George W. carpenter, Richmond st e of Howard
Lilly Richard, saddler, Hampstead st w of Caroline
Liman Charles, grocer, Harrison at n of Baltimore
Limas William, drayman. Pleasant st e of Park
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Linch Capt AiiHrew, Elisor st foot of Gallows Hill
Lindenberij^er xMiss Geortre, St. Paul's st near Saratoga
Lindenman Cliristopher, labourer, Apple alley near Laocaster st
Li iderman Conrad, baker, cor Hanover st and Busy alley
tLindsay Harriet, Strawberry alley n of Pratt st
Lindsey Win. grocery and liquor store, cor Ross st and Long al
Lindsey Alexander, bricklayer, 77 s Eutaw st
Lineberorer William, tinner, e Baltimore st w of Caroline
Lineberi^rer John, labourer, Hill st w of Sharp
Lineber<2-er Caleb, huckster, Baltimore st extended
Lineberirer Catherine, sempstress, cor Schroederand Holland sts
Linert Samuel, labciurer, Ross st opposite Paca
Liney Lewis, shoe maker, Front st s ol" Low
Lincrford Miss, Lexington st w of Charles
Linginfelter Henry, cabinet maker, Lee st e of Charles
Lingiufelter Catln?rine, grocer, Chesnut alley e of Pearl st
tLinings David, labourer, Ensor st
Link Mrs Ann, Cross sts of William
Linthicum R. dw Prait st w of Sharp
Lintbicum Henry, tailor, Cove st n of Pierce
Linzey Wm. boot and shoe manufacturer, cor East and Ensor sts
Linzey Catherine, washer, St. Mary st n of Pennsylvania avenue
Lions James, iron thunder, Pratt st e of Paca
Lipp Josei)h, tailor, cor Paca and Lexington sts
Lippcn Sophia, liquor store, Wilk st w of Caroline
Lippy George, carpenter, Union st n of Pennsylvania avenu*
List Adam, cordwainer, Ross st w of Paca
Litsinger John, Baltimore flictory, Baltimore st e of Cove
Litter Mary, dress n)aker, Green st n of Mulberry
liittig Mrs Rachel, Gougii st w of Caroline
Liitig C. B. dw Courlland st near Saratoga
Littig Keziah, Eutaw st n of Fayette
Litiig Philip & Son, importers of Ibreign goods, 183 Ballo. st
Littig Luther, grocer, n Exeter st betw Gay and Low
Jiittig Frederick S. guager, s w cor Gough and Caroline sia
Little Capt. George, 53 Market st f. p.
Little William, cor Pratt st and Centre Market Space
Little Robert, grocer, cor French and Exeter sis
Little Richard, weaver. Pierce st w of Chalsworth
Little l.>aac, weaver, 28 Union st
Little Jacob A. tailor, Paca st n of New
Little Mrs. Racael, 4 Bank st
Liltlefield Abraham, porter, ISO n Howard st
Litton Thomas, saiimaker, 135 Bond st
|Lively John, labourer, Tyson alley e of Howard st
Livingston John, 40 Eutaw st
Jjivingston James, cordwainer, Lee st betw Charles and Light
Livingston Constant, fisherman, Cross st e oi William
l^loyd Jenkins, grocer, s e cor Albemarle and Wilk sts
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Llojd John I. attorney at law, Fayette st vv of Calvert
Lloyd mrs Mary, tailoress, Hillen st near Ensor
Lloyd John, grocer, cor Patterson and Cable sts
Lloyd mrs Micha, Lexingion st e of Cove
tLloyd Geo. Barker, Davis st near Bath
1 Lloyd Mary, Apple al near Fleet st
J-Lloyd Henry, labourer, Long al s of New st
ILloyd Richard, labourer, 17 Saratoga st
tLloyd Cassy, waslier, Short st s of Orleans
Loane John, rope maker, n Gay st near Belle Air market
Loane Jose[)h, sailmaker, 67 Smith's wharf up stairs, dw cor
Gough and Pratt sis
Loane Edmund, shoe manufacturer, 64 Lexington st
Locke L. carpenier, n e cor Alice Anna and Wolf sts
Locke Tliojnas, upholsterer, Monument st near Forest
tLocke John, carter, Apple al s of Bank st
Lockerd , lime and feed store, Pratt st w of Paca
Lockey Anrlrew, tobacconist, North st s of Bath
tLockman Nathan, labourer, Saratoga st extended
ILockman Rebecca, huckster, Charles sr n of Montgomery
Lockington Joshua, clerk, 41 n Exeter st
Lockland Brian, carpenter, Aisquiih st n of Monument
iLocks Alexander, boot black, Lerew's al n of Mulberry st
iLocks Stephen, stevadore. Strawberry al s of Bank
Lockwood Edw. cor Water st and Centre Market space
Lockwood Wm. tailor. Sterling st near Monument
Lockwood Crandell, cordwainer, Vine st w of Cove
Lockwood John, tai'or, 23 Mulberry st
Loder George, professor of music, Barre st e of Sharp
Logamann H. grocer, dw Hanover si a of Hughea
Logan H. M. cabinet maker, 11 New Church st
li )gan James, Pierce st n side
Logan Jos cooper, Lerew's al dw Franklin st e of Lerew's al
Logan Samuel L. baker, 63 Saratoga st
Logan James, Forest st vv of Harford run
:j:Logan Mary, Calvert st near City mill
Logerman Henry, tavern. Pratt ste of Commerce
Logic Jane, milliner, 52 Liberty st
|Logie Noah, labourer, Sugar al w of Charles st
Logue Michael, boot and shoe man'r. Ensor st near Forest
Logue James, dry goods mt. l4 Centre market space
Logue Isabella, sempstress. Mulberry st w of Paca
Loker Michael, pilot, 63 e Fleet st
Lomas Jacob, painter, JiOng al s of Ross st
Lomax Wm. shoemaker. Low st between Front and High
tLomax David, caulker, Caroline st s of Cough
Lombard A. & Co. feather dressing and bedding emporium,
cor Baltimore and Holliday sts
JLondon James P. waiter, Potter st n of Douglass
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Lone Sarah, shopkeeper, Forest st s of Orleans
Loney Jno. teller P'.irmer's and Merchants' bank, Courtland st
near Mulberry
Loney Wm. dry goods mt. cor Gay & High sts d\v next door
Loney Martha, shopkeeper, East st s of Half Moon alley
Longe Harman, blacksmith, Barre st w of Howard
Long Thomas H. plumber and tinner, 8 Tliames st dw Shaks-
peare 2d door from Market
Long Saml. ship carpenter, n w cor Lancaster st 8t Happy al
Long Rebecca, 79 Alice Anna st
Long mrs Elizabeth, shoe store, 5 Market st
Long mrs Sarah, grocer, cor Ensor and East sts
Long K. D. carpenter. Grant st near Light dw 42 n Gay
Long mrs Mary, Gay st near Potter
Long & Bounds, boot and shoe manufacturers, 37 South st
Long Martha, washer, Wayne st w of Sharp
Long Levi, boot and shoe maker, basement City Hotel, dw
Calvert st opposite Mulberry
Longiey John, brickmaker, Light st extended
Longley Samuel, miller, 130 Eutaw st
Looney Miss M. milliner, Holland st w of Eden
Looney Chas. boot and shoemaker, Holland st w of Eden
Lorey Francis, miller, Hampstead st 5i <loors w of Spring
Lorkin Wm. grocer, 39 C. market sp. dw High near Plowman
Lorman John, cordwainer, Canal st near McElderry
Lorman Jos. tavern. Block near drawbridge
Lorman Wm corner Charles and Lexington sts
Lorman Horace, shoemaker. Light near Hill st
Lorman Arnold, laborer, Saratoga st vv of Chatsworth
Lorrents Ann, widow, Montgomery st e of Charles
Lorton Wm. shoemaker, cor Charles and Henrietta sta
Lorton Richard, city watchman, Henrietta st near Charles
Lorts Charles, carpenter, n e cor Argyle al and Alice Anna st
Lother Mrs. Ruth, grocer, Baltimore st extended
Loudenslager Conrad, carpenter, Vine st w of Cove
Louderman John, Market st s of Fleet
Louderman Henry, baker, 26 Market st f. p.
f Loudon George, carpenter, Wagon al e of Howard st
Loughron John, oyster house', s w cor South and Water sts
Louis Joseph, barber, Thames 1 door e of Bond
Louman Mitchell, tavern, 13 McElderry's wharf
Louman Wm. shoemaker, Wilk st near Strawberry alley
Love Joseph, boot and shoe maker, Montgomery st w of Light
Love Dr. Wm. S. 65 Lexington st
Love Haltma^n, labourer, Biddle al s of Ross st
tLovely Perry, drayman, 142 s Eutaw st [near Calvert
Lovegrove James, bookseller, 23 s Calvert st dw Lovely lane
Lovell Wm. baker, 57 Gay si near Saratoga
Lovejoy & Merriam, hosiery and yarn store, 45 Baltimore st
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Lovett Margaret, widow, 8 West st '
Low Capt. Cornelius, 4 Caroline run, Caroline st
Low William, watchman, 5 Fleet st e of Market Fell's Point
Low Mrs. Sarah,^china store, Eutaw st 1 door s of Lexington
Low B. Huckster, Long al s of New church st
Low Henderson P., carpenter, Bolton Row Biddle st
|Low Susan, washer, Wagon al w of Park st
tLow David, porter, Little sharp st n of Lexington
Lowden Levi, caulker, Happy al near Alice Annast
Lowe Thomas VV. grocers n w cor Cove and Franklin
[jowe Alfred, painter, Thames e of Bond st dw Alice Anna e
of Caroline
Lowe Anthony, laborer, Pinkney st e of Bond
Lowe John, boot and shoemaker, Pratt st w of Charles
Lownes Caleb P. baker, Ensor st near Mott
Lovvrey John, ship joiner, s e cor Wilk st and Strawberry nl
Lowry J. custom house officer, dw Mechanics' row Wilk st
Lowry John, weaver, cor Sarah Ann and Poppleton sts
Lowry R. H. clerk, 19 Barnetst
Lowry Thomas, tailor. East st 2 doors from Pitt
Lowry mrs Mary, 22 e Water st
Lucas Fielding, bookseller and stationer, 133 Baltimore st
dw cor Saratoga and St Paul's
Lucas John, cordwainer. Sterling st near Monument
Lucas Peter B. tailor, Fleet st near Bond
Lucas Thos. W. shoemaker, Market st 1 door from Alice Anna
Lucas Edw. Mechanic's house, 42 Market st
Lucas Capt. Thomas, Stiles st e of High
Lucas Harriet, huckster, Harford avenue
Lucas Joshua, carpenter, Saratoga st e of Schroeder
Lucas .fames, cor Eager al and Chamberlain st
Lucas S. brewery, cor Conway and Hanover sts
Lucas & Deaver, printers, cor Lovely lane and Calvert st
Lucas James, of above firm, dw 63 n Exeter st
tLucas Henr>, hackman, Pratt st e of Eutaw
tLucas Josnua, labourer, Run al n of Park st
tLucas Joshua, labourer, Columbia st e of Paca
Lucchesi Frederick, musician, Orleans st w of Canal
Luck J. hat man'r- 60 C. market sp. dw Orleans st near Eden
Lucky John, wheelwiight, n Gay st near Forest dw Sterling
Lucre Stephen, Biddle st e of Penn av [near Mott
Ludden Lemuel, Eutaw st s of Pratt
Luddin L. hardware store, 221 w Baltimore st
Luff mrs Catherine, boarding house, High st near Gay «
Luff Thomas, pocket book maker, 46 n Front st
Lugent Christiana, grocer, St Mary's st s of Penn avenue
Lurman Charles, merchant, Charles st n of Mulberry
Lusby Wrn. mt. tailor, 111 Balto. st dw Calvert near Lombard
Lusby Benjamin, gardener, Canton
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MAC MatchetVs Baltimore
Lusby A. M. & Co- dry goods dealers, 21 Pratt 8t
Lusby Henry, iron founder, 6 Tliompsonst
Lusby Henry, runner Franklin bank, 68 n High st
Lusceleak David, foundry man, Light st near Montgomery
Lusk John, carpenter, Eden st s of Pratt
Lutheran churclies, see page 17 view of Baltimore
Lulhold Mrs. Pearl st s of Franklin
Lultz Fredk. H. cedar cooper, Baltimore st w of Eutaw, d\v
Park lane e of Pine st
Lyell John, millwright, Montgomery st e of Charles
Lyeth John, carpenter, Marion st between Eutaw and Howard
Lyeth Samuel, carpenter, Saratoga st w of Chatsworth
Lyford VVm. hotel, 38 South st
J^ymas Charles, 4 Salisbury alley
Lynch Wm. labourer, w Pratt st near bridge
Lynch Jamea, Wilk st 1 door w of Ann
Lynch Arthur, seaman. Commerce st n of Pratt
Lynch John, watchmaker, 7 Franklin st
Lynch mrs H. Ross st opposite Paca
Lynch John, carpenter Howard st s of Richmond
Lynch Jos. paver, Mullikin st e of Spring
Lynch & Craft, paint and oil store, 16 Cheapside
Lynch John, carter, Cross st e of Williams
Lyon John, iron foundry, Pratt st dw cor Conway and Sharp
Lyons Mrs. boarding house, Sharp st s of Baltimore |^
Lyons Michael, student, Charles st s of Lee
Lyons James, gardiner, n Gay st opposite Shot lower
Lyons John, tailor, Sterling st near Madison
Lyons John, ship carpenter, Montgomery st e of Cjiarles
Lyons James, manufacturer, cor Franlilin and Chatsworth sts
Lysher Achah, milliner, George st e of Pine
Lysher Z. cor Cove and Pierce sts
Lyster John, sawyer, Busy al e of Sharp st
Lyster John, merchant, Baltimore st e of Pine
Lytic Robt. A. watchmaker, s Gay st near Baltimore
31aCCABEE Ann, sempstress, back of 45 n Exeter at
Macauley Dr. cor Lombard st and Cypress alley
Maccleson John, Exeter st opposite Trinity church
Maccubbin Samuel, brush manufacturer, 38 n Gay st
Maccubbin J. tailor, H Holliday st dw Orleans near Aisquilh
Mace & Wilson, merchant tailors, Pratt st e of Sharp
Mace Stephen T. ladies' shoe maker, Market st near Pratt
Mace Nancy, cor Water st and Centre Market space
Mackall Benjamin, Montgomery st e of Light
Mackall Dr. L. dentist, 18 Faye'tte st
Mackenheimer mrs J. dry goods dealer, Hanover 8 of Camden
Mackenheimer John, cooper, Park st s of Saratoga
Mackenheimer , Park st s of Wagon alley
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Mackenzie Thomas, saddler, Baltimore st e of Charles dw cor
Lexington and Liberty-
Mackenzie 8c Co. chemists, cor Baltimore and Gay sts
Mackenzie Dr. J. P. office & dw cor Fayette and Holliday sts
Mackheimer Wm. tailor, Pine st n ofChesnut alley
Mackfaden Charles, carpenter, 53 s Howard st
Mackhenry James, pamter, Paca st n of Franklin
Mackin Francis, carter, Forest st near Monument
Mackin Bernard, carpenter, Mulberry near Calvert st
Mackilroy Thomas, commission warehouse, 2 Light st wharf
Mackintosh Alexander, city watchman, Forrest st op Pent'ry
Mackville George, machinist, Cove st s of Pratt
Macy R. B Carver, 31 Thames st shop Lancaster et
Madden John, laborer, Wagon al e of Park st
Madden John F., plaisterer, Barre s of Charles st
Madden David, Saratoga st w of Cove
Madden Jesse, laborer, Tyson's al near Falls road
Madden Daniel, blacksmith, 124 s Paca st
tMadden John, laborer, Guilford al 1 door e of Charles st
tMadden George, cooper, Baltimore st extended
Maddox Lazaurus, porter, Columbia st e of Paca
Maddox C. E., clerk, 72 n Charles ft
Maddox Milley, huckster. Busy al e of Sharp st
Maddox Thomas, boot and shoemaker, cor Constitution and
Maddox Daniel, carpenter, 93 Orleans st [French sts
tMaddox Joseph, laborer, alley bet Spring and Caroline sts
Madison John, saddler. Canal, s of Gough
Madison &, Lee, horse collar makers, 57 Harrison st
Maffei Angelo, fancy store, 40 Centre Market Space
Magarity James, laborer, Davis st near Bath
Magarity John, moulder, Calvert st near Mulberry
Magaurin Elizabeth C, dry goods store, cor Lexington and
Magee James, laborer, Light st near Lee [Green sts
Magee Jane, dress maker, Albemarle n of Pratt st
Mager Anthony, brickmaker, Light st extended
Magers Elias, tobaconist, 32 Pratt st
Magill Charles A., merchant tailor, 44 n Gay st
Magness James, merchant tailor, 20i Bait, st dw High 3 doors
Magness Samuel, shoemaker, East n of Douglass st [s of Pitt
Magness Benjamin, chair maker, 3 Temple st
Magnes Frederick, Wilk st w of Spring
Magrain Mary, confectioner, Pcnn. Av. s of Union st
Magrath John, grocer, Charles s of Lee st
Magrath Edward, grocer, 110 Dugan's wharf
Magree Vansant, segar maker, Carolines of Bank [Saratoga
Magruder William, attorney at law. office & dw St Paul's s of
Magruder J. H. paper man. 17 New Church st
Magruder Hon. R. B., associate judge, 6th judicial district dw
Saratoga tt near St. Paul's
MAN - MatcheWs Baltimore
Magrudcr John, tobacco inspr. dw cor Lexington &l INorth sts
Maguire Margaret, boarding house, Holliday w of Saratoga st
Maguire Patrick, cordwainer, Constitution st near Monument
Maguire Dr. Charles, office 15 s Gay st
Maguire James, baker, Potter s of Low
Mahaney John, bookbinder, 5 s Howard st
Mahorner Matthias, waterman, 40 Ann st
Mahorney Elisha, fisher, Cross st bet Light and William^d
t Maid well John, tobacconist, Canal near Orleans
Mainley Thomas, clothing store, 45 Second st
Mains Patrick, grocer, Hillen st near Front
Mainster Israel, rope maker, Ramsey's rope walk
Mainster Samuel, M. D., Eden st s of Jefferson
Major Charles, grocer, Potter st bet Low and Douglass sts
Major &- Washington, machinists, Falls op Fish market
Major Richard, of above firm, Aisquith st s of Low
Makepeace Royal, e Baltimore st w of Aisquith
Malcom Peter, oyster house, Monument square near Fayette st
Malcom Peter, feed deah r, Wood st dw as above
Male William, tailor, Bond st n of Gough, clothing store 50
Maley James, tailor, Franklin w of Chatsworth [Pratt st
Mallard J. S. gentlemen's furnishing store, 145 Baltimore st
jNIallon John, block and pump maker, 69 Bowley's wharf, dw
Mallon James, grocer, n e cor Pme and Pierce sts [100 Sharp
Malone John, boarding house, s e Ann Sc Lancaster sts
Malone Daniel, carpenter, Paca st n of Lexington
Malone William, dry goods merchant, cor Baltimore & Charles
sts dw Fayette st
tMalone Nathan, carter, Biddle al s of Ross st
Maloy Mrs. Susan, Pratt st w of Market st Fell's Point
Maloy Mrs. Mary, e Baltimore st e of Caioline
Mailin Henry, watchman. 43 n Exeter st
Mallonee William, wholesale dry goods store, 165 Baltimore st
dw Fayette near Liberty
Malter Alphonson, clerk, 53 n 'Front st
Mendel Mrs., mantua maker, 24 Lexington st
Mankin Isaiah, com. mt. cor Gay & Pratt sts dw n e corner of
Courtland and Mulberry sts
Manlev Elizabeth, Happy alley s of Fleet st
Mann George & Benjamin, sheet iron workers, 43 & 143* cen-
tre market space
Mann William, keeper of carts, Camden st No. 115
Mann John, grocer, cor New and Eutaw sts
tMann Ballager, laborer, Union s of Ross st
Manns Charles, shoemaker, Douglass st w (»f Aisquith
Manner James, cordwainer, Mullikin st e of Spring
Manning Saml., attorney at law, office law buildings St Paul's
st dw Barre e of Sharp st
Mannin"- Wm. grocer, s e cor Cove and German sts
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Manro J., chv 18 Liberty st
Mansderfer John G,, cordwaliier, cor Penn. Av. 8c JPreston sts
Mansfield William, collector, Pratt st e of Spring
Manson John, tailor, 22 Thames st
Manuel John, laborer, Bishop's a! near Stiles at
Mantz Henry, & Co., grocers, 321 Baltimore st
Mara William, plasterer. Vine st w of Gove
Marcell Joseph, drayman, French st near Potter
March Madison, tailor, 140 Conway st
March Washington, grocer, CDr Aisquith and Holland sts
Marchand Louis, Albernmrle s of Pratt st
Marcilly Emma, lis Charles st
Marden Jesse, patent balance maker, 69 Pratt st
Marfield Mrs. Elizabeth, Ills Sharp st
Marfield William, carpenter. Sharp near Hill st
Marfield Samuel merchant, 115 s Sharp st
Margerman Harman, canton
Marine Bank of Bait, n e cor Gay & Second sis J. Bier presdt
Mariner's church, see page 16
Marion Richard, Holliday, n of Baltimore st
Maris George, Charles st n of Lexington
Mark John L., hatter, 72 n Howard st
Marker John, carpenter. Pearl n of Mulberry
Market houses, see page 13
Markin Thomas, grocer, French near Bath st
Marley Richard, cordwainer, Pearl st n of Mulberry
Marley James Holland st extended
Marr Matthew, painter, 10 Perry st
Marr John, cooper, Argyle al s of Wilk st
Marr Lenox, cooper, Amity st n of Baltimore
Marriott & Hardesty, wholesale dry goods mts., 241 Bait, st
Marriott Miss, mantuamaker, St. Paul's st s of Franklin
Marriott John H., ladies' shoe manf cor Bait st & Tripolett's al
dw Forrest near Pittst
Marriott Augustus, millwright, Buren st near Monument
Marriott Austin, cordwainer, Baltimore st e of Cove
Marriott Thomas D., cordwainer, 3 Saratoga st
Marriott W. H., attorney at law, Charles st n of Fayette
Marsdon Richard, weaver, Madison st e of Biddle
Marsdon James, innkeeper, Penn Avenue s of Biddle st
Marschutz Wm , clothing store, Harrison st n of Etna lane
Marsell Jno. cordwainer, Charles st n of Henrietta
Marsfield Simon, baker, Lunn's lane opposite Burgundy al
Marsh Isaac, shoemaker, 49 Alice Anna st
Marsh Mrs. E. B., boarding house, 63 Fayette st
Marsh John, 20 Fayette st
Marshall Mrs. Mary, sempstress, 114 Bond st
Marshall Elizabeth, Happy al s of Bank ?t
Marshall Levin, Gough w of Bond st
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Marsliall VVm attorney at law, office law buildings dw Hamilton
Marshall J. B, cordwaiiier, Charles st s of Lee [e ofCathredral
Marshall Mrs., boarding house, Fayette st e ofHolliday «
Marshall Chesterfield, driver, Run al s of Saratofja si
Marshall Henry, stone mason, Madison st w of Howard
Marshall Henry, Holland st extended
Marshall Mrs T. milliner, 19 n Exeter st
tMarshall Joseph J. Ubourer, Baltimore st n of North
Marslon James H. wholesale glass whareliouse, 4 Lorman's Row
Hanover st dw Baltimore st w of Exeter
Martenet Mrs Catherine, fancy store, French st opp. Exeter
Martin John, marmer, Fleet st near Wolf
Martin Patrick, 67 Alice Anna st
Martin William, turner, Wilk st e of Bond, shop Bond s of Wilk
Martin Doctors Samuel B. & John M., e Pratt st opp. City
Martin Dr. James, 3 Fountain Row, Spring st [Spring
Martin George, ornamental painter, Hioh st h of Pratt
Martin Mrs. 4 Lexington st e of Park
Martin and Vallette, grocers, 66 Baltimore st
Martin R. N. attorney at law, office! Post office building
Martin John S. Howard st near Conway
Martin Mrs. Sharp st s of Pratt
Martin Charles, fruit dealer, 38 Baltimore st. dw 52 Gay st
Martin Robert, Fayette st House near St. Paul's st
Martin iMerritt, clerk, n Gay st near Aisquilh
Martin Rhoda, sempstress, Lee rt 2d door e oC Charles
Martin Hugh, carpenter, Saratoga st extended
Martin George, victualler, George st extended
Martin Humphrey, brewer, 4 Poppleton st
Martin Samuel, tobacccmist, Franklin st e of Chatsworth
Martin John, cordwainer. Pierce st w of Chatsworth
Martin Richard, fruit dealer, cor Ross and Eutaw sts
Martin John, ornamental sash maker, 34 St. Mary st
Martin William, carpenter, Eutaw st s of Madison
Martin & Mathers, merchant tailors, 9 n Howard st
Mariin David, dw Fayette st w of Howard
Martin Andrew, painter. Ivy alley w of Park st
Martla John, tailor, 37 s Charles st
Martin George, cordwainer, Sugar alley vv of Charles st
Martin Abraham, carpenter, Potter st e of Gay
Martin Mrs Jane E. 11 Pitt st
Martin John B. wood inspector, 16 Hollins 5!t
Martin Sarah, cake maker, Holland st w of Eden
Martin James &, Wm. com. and feed store, 4 Pratt st wharf
Martin James of above firm. Sharp stbetw Pratt and Camden
Martin James, inspector of salt, Lovely lane e of Calvert st
tMartin Henry, carter, Saratoga st w of Cove
tMartin Joshua, carter, Pierce st wof Pearl
tMartin Henrv, porter, Vine st e of Pine
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tMartin William, liackman, Run alley s of Saratoga st
fMartin Luther, labourer, Light st extended
Martus, S, S. £. Water st \v of Gough
Marye R. Franklin st 4 doors above Charles
Maryland Sunday School Union, 15 b Calvert st
Mask Wm. carpenter, cor Camden & Howard sts. dw Camden
Mask Charles, carpenter, Conway st w of Green
Mask W. M. carpenter, cor Howard and Camden sts. dw
Camden st w of Charles
Mason Matthias, baker, Exeierst near French
Mason Benjamin, tailor, Potter st n of Hillen
Mason Abraham, sailmaker, cor Silver and Canal sts
Mason Wesley, wharf builder, Hill st 1 door e of Charles
Mason Peter, boarding house, 53 Pearl st
Mason John, clerk in Western Bank, dw Pearl st n of Baltimore
Masou Richard C. biscuit baker, 76 w Pratt st dw Granby st e
Mason Peter, merchant, dw Green st n of Lombard [of Gough
Mason Wm. grocer, 6 Spear's wharf, dw Pratt st betw High and
tMason Solomon, waterman. Spring st n of Gough [Exeter sts
Masonic Hall, St. Paul st n of Fayette
Mass Samuel, cedar cooper, 12 and 21 Franklin sf. dv7 Franklin
Massey Jesse, U. S. army, Mercer st w of Calvert [w of Park
Massicott Capt William, 54 Albemarle st
Massol Florian, lottery and exchange office, 91 Baltimore st
Masson William, grocer, s. e. cor Wilk and Ann sts
Massy Nathan, blacksmith, n Gay st near Mott
Massy Thoi^as, wheelwright, Sterling st near Monument
Masters Charles, ship carpenter, Aisquith st a of Low
Masterson Charles, labourer, Penn. av. n of Franklin st
Matchett Richard J. printer, n. e. cor Gay aad Water sts. dw
n Frecierick st near Baltimore
Mather John, paver, n Gay st near Mott
Mathers James, tailor, 9 n Howard stdw Pearl st s of Mulberry
Mathews J. jr. clerk, 136 Hanover st
Mathews Samuel, teacher, Cove st w of Pierce
Mathiot Augustus, chair factory, Gay st. dw s High st n of
Mathiot mra Mary, n e cor Ensor and East sts | Granby
Mathiot mrs Elizabeth, 73 s High st
tMattee Sarah, Fleet st near Caroline
Matthews Michael, carter, Washington st n of Alice Anna
Matthews mrs- Sharp st s of Lee
Matthews James, labourer, Hill st w of Sharp
Matthews George, carpenter, Lexington st w of Cove
Matthews John, Phoenix hotel, 59 s Charles st
Matthews Catherine, dry goods store, cor George st and Penn. av.
Matthews Thomas; lumber merchant, 97 n High st
Matthews Thomas, jr. carpenter, 97 n High st
Matthews Thomas R. com. mt. 10 Bowley's whf. dw 34 Eutaw
Matthews John, cabinet raaker, Eutaw st s of Baltimore
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Matthews Susan, 107 Eutaw st
Matthews Thomas, gracer, Holland st extended
Matthews Joshua, store, McElderry's vvhf. dw Exeter betvv
Matthews Thomas, merchant, 34 Eutaw st [Front and Low
Matthews Ann, shopkeeper, Hill st e of Charles
Matthews Samuel, clerk, 32 n Front st
Matthews Isaac, 87 Orleans st
tMatthews James, sawyer, Canal st near Short alley
tMatihews Cato, labourer, cor Bath and French sts
tMatthews Nelson, waterman, Sprhiir st n of Gou^h
tMatthews Nicholas, ahourer, Park lane e of Poppleton st
tMatthews Samuel, Run alley n of Lexington
tMatthews James, confectioner, Saratoga st e of Pearl
|Mattliews Richard, labourer, Saraloc^a st e of Pearl
IMat thews Levi, labourer, Earner alley n of Saratoga st
jMatthews William, porter, Orchard st s of Ross
iMatlhews Kilty, washer, Chapel alley n of Pleasant st
tMatthews William, drayman, Lerew's alley s of Franklin st
tMatthews Michael, labourer, Forest n of Doutjlass
Matthias John, cabinet maker, 104 Eutaw st
Mattingly John, city watchman, Montgomery st e of Charles
Mattox Hammer, cabinet maker, Park lane w of Pearl st
Mattox Holbert, wagoner. Painter's Court s of Pitt st
Mattox E. innkeeper, 80 Pratt st
Mattox John, wheelwright, 62 n Exeter st
iMattox William, labourer, Lerew's alley n of Saratoga st
Maule John G. P. tailor, Barnet st e of Hanover
Maulsby David L. grocer, High st belw Low and Gay sis. dw
Maureau Louisa, cor New and Paca sts (Pitt st w of Aisquith
Maurer Rudolph, carpet weaver, Union st n of Penn. avenue
Maurer Paul, Pine st n of George
Maurer Henry, confectioner, 100 n Howard st
Maxfield Lucretia, washer, Lombard st e of Hanover
Maxfield mrs Susan, victualler, York avenue
Maxwell David, stone cutter, Biddlest n of Penn. avenue
Maxwell James, stone cutter, n Howard st n of Madison
Maxwell John, marble cutter, St. Paul's st n of Hamilton
May James, chair maker. Park st s of Lexington
May Philip, blacksmith, Baltimore st extended
May Edward, carpenter, Paca st n of Franklin
May James A. chair manufacturer, 32 Fayette st
Maybury Wm. R. bricklayer, Cove st betw Franklin and Pierce
Maybury Thomas, lime inspector, Madison st w of Howard
tMaybury Mark, brickmaker, Columbia st extended
Maydwell John, city bailiff, 68 Harrison st
Mayer Christian, president Neptone Insurance Co. office Ex-
change, dw Saratoga st« of Pine
Mayer Charles F. attorney at law, Courlland st. dw Franklin st
betw Charles and St. Paul's sts
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Mayer Frederick, tavern, e Madison st near Aisquith
tMayers JMary, Alice Anna st near Ann
Mayfield John, locksmith, Baltimore st e of Cove
Mayfield Ellen, dry goods store, cor German and Green sts
Mayfield Thomas, cor German and Green sts
Mayfield Elizabeth, fancy store, 66 Lexincpton st
Mayger and Washington, Stillhouse st e of Falls avenue
Mayger Richard, of above firm, 119 Aisquith st
Maybe w William E. &. Co. domestic dry goods merchants 20 s
Mayhew William, dvv St. PauTs st s of Saratoga [Charles st
Maynard William, carpenter, Hill st betw Charles and Light
tMaynard Charles, barber, n Gay st opp. Fayette, d\v Liberty st
Maynard Isaac, tanner, 81 n Exeter st [near Saratoga
Mayo John, tavern, 67 Hanover st
Mazlin Philip T. cabinet maker. Potter ste of Gay
EcAlease A. grocer, s e cor Park and Saratoga sts
McAleise mrs Phoebe, Granby st w of Gough
McAllister Archibald, grocer, cor Fawn and Albemarle sis
McAllister Robert A. Bank st w of Bond
McAllister John, Potter st 2d door s of Hillen
McAlisier John, painter, Forest st 2d door n of Ensor
McAllister William, cor Concord st and Fish Market space
McAlray James, weav^er. Pierce st w of Cluatsworth
McAlray Samuel, we-iver, Saratoga st eof Schroeder
McAlray Crawford, Cove st near Mulberry
McAlroy, oyster establishment, 3 Light st
McAnestryJno. labourer. Cross st e of Light
McArsy Hugh, grocer, s e cor Mulberry and Park st3 •
McCabe Jno and sons, importers of saddlery, 181 w Bait st
McCabe Eliza, Tyson st extended
McCabe Peter, Holliday st n of Bath
McCabe Patrick, weaver, Sarah Ann st e of Cove
McCaddin Daniel, shoemaker, n Front st near Hillen
McCafferty Mary, dry goods store, Pine st n of Franklin
McCafferty Elizabeth, sempstress, 38 Low st
McCafferty Mrs. Mary, grocer, Frederick st 3d door from Etna
lane
McCafferty John, fireman. Water st near Frederick
McCaffry Patrick, huckster, Wagon alley eof Park st
McCahel Michael, laborer, Amity st n of Baltimore
McCahey Michael, laborer, Addison si near High
McCain Nacky, sempstress, Wagon alley w of Howard st
McCain Alexander, hatter, 22 New Church st
McCall Robert, cordwamer, 104 Green st
McCall Daniel, laborer, cor Frederick st and Smith's aliej
McCallister Daniel, machinist, Park lane e of Amity st
McCall J Andrew, mariner, 35 n High st
McCally Jacob, tailor, 1 Forest st
McCally Wm. dyer, Pierce st w of Chatsworlh
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McCann Joseph, grocer, cor Bath and Holliday at
McCann and Brashears, coach and harness makers, Frederick
McCann Thomas, grocer, 98 Dugan's whf [st u of Second
McCann James, tinner, Long lane s of Orleans st
McCann Chloe, milliner, cor Mulberry and Eutaw rts
McCardle Patrick, laborer, Forest st opposite Penitentiary
McCarriar James, grocer, cor Thompson and Friendship sts
tMcCarter Mary, Welcome alley e of Sharp st
McCarthy Timothy, confectioner, n e cor Bait and Fred'k sts
Mc Carty Charles, grocer. Light st opposite Balderston
McCarly Mary, shopkeeper, Commerce st n of Cable
McCarty Terence, Spring st s of Pratt
McCassen Thomas, millwright, Pine st n of Franklin
McCasky William, laborer, cor Falls turnpike and Tyson alley
McCaughan Daniel, plaislerer, Thames st e of Market dw no.
19 Thames st
McCauley Joseph, upholsterer, Sterling st near Mott
McCaul Patrick, Monument st e of Eden
McCaul John, carter, Monument st e of Eden
McCaully Wm. bricklayer, s High st n of Water
McCaully Arthur, laborer, Rock st n of Lexington
McCaully Ann, grocer, Pierce st e of Cove
McCeney Benjamin, dry goods merchant, SS.Baltimore st
McClaimant Wm. e Falls avenue
McClarney Patrick, Canal st near Gough
Mc^^lary Pvobert, Granby st near Gough
McCkitchie Wm. J. carpenter, Caroline st s of Pratt
McT)luichie James, weaver, Pierce st vv of Chatsworth
McClaughen Ann, sempstress, New st w of Eutaw
McCican Wm. turner, 50 n Gay st dw East st bet French and
Hillen sis
McCIean Jacob, blacksmith, Armistead lane e of Light st
McCleary Mrs. Eleanor, Harlord avenue [st e of Charles
Mc(^leary James, keeper of powder magazine, Montgomery
McClellan Dr. office s e cor Fayette and st Paul's st dw St
Paul's n of Fayette st
McClellan Samuel, Fayette st e of Cove
McClellan Andrew cordwainer, Lunn's alley opposite Green st
McClelland Mrs. Elizabeth, MiJl st near Pratt
McClenehan Patrick, brickmaker, Orleans st e of Caroline
McClenehan Robt. turner, Plowman st dw no 10 n Exeter st
McClenehan Jas brickmaker, Caroline st n of Orleans
McClennan John, cor Wilk st and Happy alley
McClennan John, grocer, cor Ross st and Biddle [ette sts
McClintock John, Post Office Restaurateur, cor North and Fay-
McCliutock Matthew, grocer, cor Orleans and Caroline sts
HcCliesh Archibald, Ann st s of Lancaster
McClister John, drayman, Pinkney st e of Strawberry alley
McCloy Mrs. Jane, Pratt st w of Market
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McClure Amelia, 39 Alice Anna st
McClure John and co grocers, 119 \v Baltimore st
McClure John, &\v cor Forest and Orleans sts
McClure Richard, carpenter, Chesnut alley e of Pearl st
McColgan James, street paver, Davis st near Bath
McColgan John, stone cutter, Mulherry st w of Chapel alley
McColi^an John, grocer, n e cor Calvert and Bath sts
McColgan Bernard, clothing store, 38 Second st
McColin Peter, carver, Mulberry st w of Chalsworth
McColin Edward M. wood dealer 40 n Exeter st [ry alley
McCoilam Mrs Elizabeth, grocer, cor Cough st and Sirawber •
McColm Matthew, chair nianufactory, 45 South st
McColough James, hatter. High st 3 doors from Hillen
McColough James W. attorney at law, 307 w Baltimore st
McComas William, dry goods store Baltimore st e of Pine
McComas Aquila S. carpenter, Paca st s of Mulberry
McComas Lee, machinist, Holland st extended
McCoTias Albeit, tailor, cor East st and Maiden lane
McConkey William, Sliles st e of High
McConkey W teller of Bank of Bait Saratoga e of Park st
McConn Rosanna, Mulberry st e of Park
McConn Henry, blacksmith, cor Mercer and Grant sts
McConn W. drover, cor Run alley and Fayette sis
McConn Richard, produce dealer, 113 aud 115 n Howard st
McConn James, laborer, Armistead lane e of Light st
McConnell Tiiomas, dry goods merciiant, 13 Baltimore st
McConnell John, grocer, Frederick s of Water st
McConnell Robert, dry goods store, 5 e Baltimore st
Mc Cord James, laborer, Fleet st vv of Market
McCormick Samuel, laborer, cor Fleet st and Apple alley
McCormick James O. chemist and druggist, 46 n Gay st
McCormick John, grocer, Harford avenue
McCormick James, East st near French
McCormick Samuel, huckster, Baltimore st extended
McCormick Henry, tavern, 17 Franklin st
McCostin John, Haftpy alley n of Alice Anna st
McCourt James, grocer, cor Douglass and forest sts [house
McCoul George C. furniture ware room, n Gay st near engine
McCoy Alexander, glass cutter, Federal hill near glass house
McCoy Mrs. Jane, Union hotel, s e cor Bond and Thames sts
McCoy John, City block
McCoy Mrs Bank st e of Market
McCoy John, hackman, Madison st w of Cathedral
McCoy Thomas, laborer, Federal Hill near glass house
McCoy Stephen, carpenter. Piit st 2d door w of Eden
McCoy Thomas, iron founder, Hill st e of William
McCoy Mrs. Union tavern, cor Thames and Bond sts
McCoy Charles, laborer, Cross st e of Williams
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McCracken Alexander, sexton of Presbyterian Church dvv
Canal st near Orleans
McCracken Jas. grocer, cor Happy Alley and Alice Anna st
McCracken Win. dvv High st near Gay
McCracken Jno. cabinet maker, 49 s Cliarles st
McCraites David, cabinet maker, 76 Conway st
McCray Mrs. Elizabeth, Caroline st s of Bank
McCready George, Stillhouse st opposite Fish market
McCreary Mrs. Letitia, J09 Hanover st
McCubbin Robert, plane maker, 30 New Church st
McCubbin Nicholas, tailor, w Baltimore st near Falls avenue
dw 67 n Eden st
McCubbin Mary Ann, widow, Forest st vv of Harford run
McCubbin Joshua, tailor, Orleans st w of Canal
McCubbin James, watchman, William st s of Henrietta
McCubbin Richard, watchman, cor Cross and Williams sts
McCubbin Richard, cordwainer, Pratt w of Spring st
McCubbin Thomas, painter, E^ast st near Ensor
McCubbin Nelson, wheelwright, Hillen st e of Front
McCue John, grocer cor French and Bath sts
McCuliey Matthew, grocer, cor Hill and Sharp sts
McCulloch Duncan, s w cor Pratt and Eden sts
McCulloh Dr. 58 Fayette st
McCullough Elizabeth, grocer, cor Eden and Holland sts
xMcCullough Wm. laborer, Ann st n of Lancaster
McCurdy Mrs Campbell, milliner, 3?0 w Baltimore st
McCurley Felix, grocer, Baltimore st extended
McCurley Mrs. E. dress maker, Lexington e of Park
McCurley James, coach maker. Liberty st s of Fayette
McCusker Patrick, grocer, cor Caroline and Fleet'sts
McCusty Hugh, 19 Shakspeare st
McCuthan George, wood trader, Hill st w of Hanover
McDaniel William, 102 Dugan's wharf
McDaniei George W. tailor. Maiden lane w of Aisquith st
McDermot James, painter, East st between Ensor and Hillen sts
McDermot John, cooper, 6 Philpot st
McDermot Thomas R. mariner, 195 e Pratt st
McDonagh Bernard, wholesale liquor store, Thames st w of
Bond, dw Block st
McDonald Wm. lime inspector, Cove st w of Pierce
McDonald John, cordwainer, Sarah Ann st e of Cove
McDonald Mr. oyster cellar, Paca st n of Lexington
McDonald Grace, 141 Paca st
McDonald David H. carpenter, St Mary's st s of Ross
McDonald Sarah, huckster, Howard st extended
McDonald Alexander, Park st n of Saratog'a
McDonald Ann Marion st w of Liberty
JVIcDonald,^Michael sea Captain, Pitt st e of Eden
McDonald James, smith and farrier, e Water st near Falls
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McDonald Arthur, carter, Fish market space n side
McDonald Wm. engineer, Water st w of Bridge
McDonald Dominick, tavern, Wilk e of Spring st
McDonald David, mariner, Thames si w of Bond
McDonald Patrick, Bishop's alley near Pratt st
McDonald General William, e Pratt st near Albemarle
McDonald James, blacksmith, cor Concord and Water sts dvv
Water st adjoining Bridge
McDonald Wm. lime inspector, East st s of Hillen
McDonald Mrs. Hannah, meal seiler, York avenue
[McDonald Patrick, Howard house, Belvidere road
McDonald Daniel, clothing store, 41 Second st
McDonald Wm & Co., grocers, 87 and 89 Bovvley's wharf
"McDonald Jane, market woman, East st s of Douglass
McDonnell Richard, provision store, s e cor Strawberry al and
McDonnell Hugh, boarding house, 23 Thames s [Spring st
McDonough John, livery stables, horse market
McDonough James, laborer, Wilk st w of Bond
McDonough Miles, baker, Canal st near Short al
McDowell Dr., Lexington st w of Charles
McDowell George H., 47 s Calvert stdw Holliday s of Saratoga
McDowell Perry, blacksmith, 272 n Howard st
McDowell & Duvall, importers of carpets 270 w Baltimore st
McDowell Jane, shop keeper, East st n of Pitt [s of Pleasant
McElderry Hugh, lumber merchant, Light st whf dvv Calvert
McEldowney Robert & Co., dry goods merchants 26 centre
market space
McElroy mrs Elizabeth, milliner, 65 Bit st dvv n Gay near Mott
McEiroy Sarah, sempstress, Hull's lane e of Friendship st
McElvaney R. iron founder, Armistead lane w of Williams st
McElwee Robert, police officer, Mullikin st w of Market
McElwee Mrs. Jane, Spring st s of Pratt
McElwee Robert, Apple al s of Baltim.ore st
McEnnis John, oak cooper, Constitution near Monument st
McEvoy Eliza, fruit shop, Frederick st near Baltimore
McEvoy Francis, plaisterer, Bait st w of Poppleton
McEvoy Sarah, grocer, n Howard st s of Richmond
McEvoy James, clerk, n High between Pittjst and Necessity al
McEwan Henry, porter, Howard st s of Richmond
McEwan John, carter, Franklin st extended
McEwan James, weaver. Rock st s of Saratoga
McFaddon John, carpenter, Constitution st near Monument
McFaddon Charles, carpenter, 53 s Howard st
McFadon John, stock &. exchange broker 26 Second «t d\v iQ
St. Paul's st
McFaul John, cordwainer, cor Tyson al and Howard st
McFauI Eneas, store Penn. A v. w of Franklin dw Pearl st n of
Chestnut al
McFalarid John laborer, Carpenter's al w of Eutaw st
221
McG MatcheWs Baltimore
McFee John, tailor, Ross st vv of Orchard
McFarlan James, Concord st s of Water
McGan Thomas, grocer, corner Front and French sts
McGarraty Barney, laborer, French st near Bath
McGarraty Ejiza. 124 Hanover st
McGaul David, grocer, Franklin st w of Chatsvvorlh
McGee Reverend , Bane st e of Sharp
INIcGee James, grocer, n e cor Fleet st and Siove al
McGee Mary, 48 Fleet st
McGee Margaret, Fleet st 4 doors from Caroline
McGeoch Andrew, carpenter, Maiden lane \v of Aisquith st
McGill Thomas, coach trimmer, Madison st near Jone's Falls
McGill William, laborer. Pierce st w of Chatsworth
tMcGill Sarah, washer, German st w of Pennsylvania Avenue
McGilton Daniel, s .pert, of chimneys Rock st n of Lexington
McGinn Michael, carter, Wi!l< st e of Bond
McGinn Barney, s w cor Apple al and Wilk st
McGinney mrs. Elizabeth, Alice Anna st near Caroline
McGinnis mrs. Margaret, York st bet Light and Charles
McGinnks Susanna, corner Wolf and F/ent streets
McGinnis Susan, Saratoga st near Holliday st
McGinnis Richard, cordwainer, Finest n of Mulberry
McGinnis Ann, Chestnut al e of Pine st
McGinnis miss, mantuamaker, 15 Saratoga st
McGinnis John, tailor, 145 Aisquith st
McGinnity Owen, tavern, n e cor Wilk and Caroline sts
McGinnity Felix, laborer, Holliday st n of Baltimore
McGivern mrs. teacher, Mulberry st near Lerew's alley
McGivern James W., carpenter,' Pott&r st near Gay
McGlennen Dennis, waterman, Penn. av. n of Franklin st
tMcGlocklin Ann, washer, Frederick st near Etna lane
McGlocken James, carpenter, Franklin st vv of Chatsworth
McGlone George, grocer, Lerew's al and Franklin st
McGlue Edward, plaisterer, Chestnut al w of Pine st
McGovere Edmund, laborer, Ross st e of St. Mary's
McGowan Hugh, sawyer, Pierce st e of Cove
McCiowan Hugh, grocer, Eutaw st s ot Lexington
McGowan John, grocer, Paca st s of Lexingfon
McGowan Andrew, grocer, Aisquith st n of Pitt dw 69 Pitt st
McGraughan Robert, weaver, Richmond st
McGrath James, bricklayer, n Gay st near Forrest
McGrath , boiler maker, Sugar a! e of Charles st
McGraw Susan, Concord st 2 doors from Water
McGraw James, blacksmith, Holliday sf near Centre
McGraw Michael, fruiter, Commerre st n of Pratt
McGraw John, grocer, cor Eutaw and Madison sts
McCreavy John, clerk, 143 n Eutaw st [n Gay near Forrest st
McGregor George, patent lever lock manf. 92 Harrison st dw
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Director for 1837. McK
McGuigan Thomas, Hillen st near Front
McGui^'an John, weaver, Franklin st w of Chatsworth
McGuin John, laborer, Cross st near Williams'
McGuire mrs. Catherine, cook shop, Water street 2d door e of
Frederick
McGuire Hugh, grocer, cor Pleasant and Hoiliday sts
McGuire mrs. milliner, e of Franklin st above Cove
McGuire James, magistrate, Hanover st n of Camden dw <^am-
den w of Hanover
McGurk Patrick, Park st w of Schroeder
McHanna Philip, Concord st s of Water
McHenry Ramsey, Courtland st w of Pleasant
McHenry James, painter, Paca st n of t rankim
Mcllheam mrs. Ann, Bank st w of Harford run
Mcllhenny John, laborer, Centre st near h alls
Mcllheny John, grocer, liberty st s of Fayette
Mcllear Francis, blacksmith, Hoiliday st n of Bath
Mcllroy James, trunk maker. Mulberry st 3d door from Calvert
Mcllvane D., Mulberry st w of College alley
Mcllvaine William, tailor, Potter st e of Gay
Mclntire , sailmaker, cor Water and High sts
Mclntire Dr. James, Mulberry st w of Howard
Mcintosh Wm. C, distiller, Fawn st w of Exeter
Mcintosh Alexander, Bank st e of Market
Mclntyre mrs Elizabeth, Water st e of Lloyd
Mclntyre mrs. Jane, Granby st e of Gough ["^"f '•«,^"
McJilton John N., teacher, public school No. 1 dw Fayette
McJilton Daniel, sup. chimneys. Rock st n ot Lexington
McJihon John F., boarding house, 37 Water st
McKanna Patrick, grocer, Pratt s w of Paca ^
McKanna Philip, grocer, Madison st "far Jones st alls
McKechnu John, medicine seller, cor Bank and Harlord ruft
McKee Andrew, laborer. Potter st near Hillen
McKee Patrick, grocer, cor Orleans st and Long lane
McKee James, carter; Franklin st
McKee David, cordwainer, 9 Ross st
McKeen John, firm M'Clellan and McKeen, china merchants,
218 Baltimore st dw 15 M'Clellan st
McKeever mrs Jane, fruit shop, Exeter st n of Gay
McKeever capt Isaac, Lexington st w of Pine
MeKeever John, grocer, cor Fayette and Pine sts
McKelden Wm. grocer, Pratt st w of Eutaw
McKelley John, shoemaker, Lancaster st w of Market
McKendrean Female Sabbath School, Lombard st near Paca
McKenna Hugh, grocer, Harford avtmue
McKenney Rev. Wm., Park st e of Franklin
McKennv Arthur, carter, Davis st near Bath
McKenzie James, carpenter, 10 n Exeter st
McKerfee Sarah, teacher, » w cor Alice Anna and Ann sts
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McL MatchetPs Baltimore
McKerlee Isabella, 13 Fleet st
McKernai Hugh, grocer. Water st near Frederick
McKew Patrick, 109 n High st
McKewen widow, Bath st court
McKewen Thomas, Bath st e of Davis
McKewen Wm. labourer, Armistead lane e of Light si
McKewen Mary, Bath st e of Davis
McKewen Archibald, grocer, cor Lombard and Charles sts
McKim mrs Mary, mantua maker, 36 s Gay st
McKim mrs Alexander, Courtland st n of Mulberry
McKim Robert, labourer, Saratoga st e of Pearl
McKim Robert E. confectioner, Mulberry st e of Eutaw
McKim James, washer, Camden st w of Howard
McKim & Brother, wholesale hardware mts. 248 Baltimore st
McKim Wm. of above firm, dw Holliday st n of Fayette
McKim David T. firm of Crawford St McKim, mts. 6 Bowly'a
wharf, dw Holliday st adjoining Theatre
McKim Jno Sc Son, copper store, cor Frederick and Pratt sts,
manufactory Franklin st
McKim J S Franklin st near Cathedral [4th door from Exeter
McKim Isaac, copper warehouse, 42 s Gay st dw e Baltimore
McKim John N., firm of McKim 8c Sons dw Holliday st n of
Fayette
McKim mrs. Wm, D. E. Bait, st adj. Presbyterian church
McKinley Wm., brickmaker, Charles st s of Henrietta
McKinley Charles & Alexdr. weavers, Cove st near Mulberry
McKinley Ths. store 11 Bowley's whf. dw. Forest st e of Ais-
qulth
McKinney James, cordwainer, Front st near Hillen
McKinnall James, Pennsylvania avenue, n of Union st
McKinney William, grocer, cor Charles and York sts
McKinnon Mary, milliner, i7 Mulberry st
McKittrick Philip, turner, cor High and Stiles sts
McKnight Thomas, currier, Forrest st opposite Penitentiary
McKnight James, clerk, Paca st n of Franklin
McKnight James, steam engine builder, 12 York st
McKonkey Patrick, baker. Fleet st near Bond
McKonkey John, n w cor Gran by and Exeter sts
IMcLane David, clerk, Harre st e of Sharp [e of High
McLane John, ship smith, Patterson st near Pratt dw Fawn st
McLane Samuel, fruit shop, Exeter st s of Hillen
McLane Ellas, block and pump maker, Patterson st below Pratt,
dw 59 Pratt st
McLaughlin John, labourer, Sarah Ann st near Poppleton
McLaughlin Irvin, huckster. Pearl si s of Mulberry-
McLaughlin Ann, huckster, St. Maryst s of Ross
McLaughlin Jefferson, grocer, cor Biddle and Madison st«
McLaughlin Jane, washer, Montgomery st w of Sharp
McLaughlin Peter, labourer, Bishop's lane near Fav^n «t
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McLaughlin Robert, carpenter, Hamilton steol* St. Paul's
McLaughlin and Starnand, City Hotel, (formerly Barnum's,) cor
Calvert and Fayette sts
McLaughlin George, shoe maker, Falls av. n of Pratt st
McLaughlin , house, sign and ornamental painter, s e cor
Holliday and Fayette sts
tMcLaughlin Stephen, labourer, Strawberry alley s of Bank st
McLean Adam L. clerk, Stiles st e of Exeter
McLean Wm. 24 Albemarle st
McLean George, huckster, Camden st e of Hanover
McLean Arthur, painter, Pitt st e of Eden
McLean & Co. lottery and exchange office, 35 C. Market space
McLean Elias, tavern, 59 Pratt st
McLenehan mrs Eliza, Holliday st n of Orange alley
McMaccen Sarah, Lerew's alley n of Franklin st
McMackin mrs Ellen, Calvert st s of Pleasant
McMation James, drayman, Richmond st near Park
McMahon'John V. L attoraey at law, office n e cor Lexingtoa
and Courtland sts
McMahon James, carpenter, Harrison st near Gay, dw opposi te
McMahon John, labourer, Hillen st w of High
McMahon William, grocer, Lexington st w of Eutaw
McMahon Francis, Paca st n of FranKlin
McMahon Catherine, dress maker, 24 Lexington st
McManus mrs Elizabeth, baker, 34 Water st
McManus Dr. F. R. Pratt st e of Sharp
McMe,cken Andrew, carpenter, Ross st wof Eutaw
McMillen Archibald, carpenter, East st s of Jefferson
McMillin Hugh, chemist, Green st near Paca
McMillin James, clerk, Ensor st foot Gallows Hill
McMullenmrs Margaret, sempstress, Frederick st s of Water st
McMullen John, cordwainer, rear of 98 Dugan's wharf
MoMuUen, Mr. grocer, cor Richmond st and Tyson alley
McMiillin William, weaver. Pierce si w of Chatsworth
McMurray Samuel, tavern, Wagon alley e of Howard at
McMyers'John, waterman, lOShakspeare st
McNabb James, carpenter, Orleans st e of Friendship
McNabb Thomas, Concord st near Water
McNally Michael, music master, 25 Hanover st
McNally Patrick, tavern, Light st n of Balderston
McNally Peter, weaver. Pierce st near Cove
McNally James, stone mason, cor Jefferson and Spring sts
McNamar mrs. mantua maker, St. Paul's st s of Hamilton
McNeal Andrew L. carpenter, Concord st. dw Edenst near Pitt
McNeal James, Mechanics' Row Wilk st
McNeal E. dry goods merchant, cor Lombard and Hanover s^s
McNeale James, grocer, cor Pratt st and McCann's wharf, aW
Wilk st near Exeter
McNeale Andrew, machinist, Eden st n of Baltimore
225
MEC Matchett's Baltimore
McNeale mrs Cassandra, High st near Stiles
McNeely Thomas, grocer, Potter st 8 of French
McNeir John, Hillen st near Exeter
McNelly John, grocer, s e cor Pine and Lexington sts
Mc Nelly Sarat), dry goods store, Eutaw st n of Saratoga
McNenny Catherine, grocer, cor Ensor and Forest sts
McNicols Isaac, William st near Cross
McNulty Peter, labourer, Granby st e of Exeter
McNulty Israel, plaistcrer, Lexington st e of Freeman
McNully Martha, washer, 162 Aisquith st
McNulty Thomas, moulder, Liberty alley near Buren st
McNulty Peter, labourer, York st near Light
McPhail mrs Mary, boarding house, 8 New Church st
McPiierson and Co. lottery and exchange office, 19 Pratt st.
dvv Fayette st opp. Assembly Rooms
McPherson Samuel, collector, Exeter st betw Gay and Low
McPherson, produce dealer, 26 Franklin st. dw Penn. av. n of
McPherson Esther, 21 s Howard st [Union st
McPherson Jonas, lottery office, 188 w Baltimore st dw Biddle
McPherson John, Lexington st e of Paca [st near George
McPherson Samuel, innkeeper, Lexington st e of Green
McPheran Jane baker. Second st e of South
McQuade Rosina, grocer, Pitt st w of Harford Run
McSoarley Patrick H. teacher, 131 Bond st
McSweeny Paul, grocer, cor Columbia and Eutaw sts
McTagart James, gardner, Harford avenue
McTavish John, British Consul, 25 Second st
McTay Christopher, Fleet st near Canton
McToodle mrs. Wilk st bridge
McVey Samuel, wheelwright, Harford ayenue
McWhinney Hester, mantua maker, Barnet st w of Charles
JSIcWilliams John O'Connell tavern, 122 Bond st
Mc Williams miss, dress maker, Lexington st w of Charles
Mc Williams S. Canal st s of Gough
Mc Williams Roberl, grocer, cor Light and Hughes sts
Meads John, blacksmith, Ann st n of Alice Anna
Meads Philip, blacksmith. Hill st e of Williams
tMeads Harriet, washer, Sterling st near Monument
itMeads Zachariah, drayman. Centre st w of St. Paul's
tMeads Stephen, Spring st n of Gough
tMeads Joshua, labourer, Saratoga st extended
Mead Eiiward, clerk, George st e of Pine
Mead Edward, tavern, cor Front and Low sts
Meagher John, carpenter, Union st n of Penn. avenue
Meagher Mary, Union alley n of Penn. avenue
Mearis Jacob, superintendent of oil cloth factory, dw Albemarle st
Meats Wm. block st near Thames [near Plowman
Mecanger Keziah, milliner, 23 n High st
Mechanical Fire Co. house North st opp. Lexington
226
Director for 1857. MER
Mechanics' Bank of Baltimore, cor Calvert and Fayette sta
Medairy John, engraver, Calvert st s of Baltimore, dw 128
Medcalf Abraham, victualler, e Baltimore st hill [Hanover
Medcalf Wm. M. clerk city court, office, Court House, dw North
st s of Lexini^ton
Meddinger Codleib, cor Fawn and Wilk sts
Meddinger, Codleib, butcher, Pitt st e of Eden
Meddinger George, victualler, cor Biddle and Ross sts
Medical Colleges, see page 21
Medinger John J. grocer, cor Gay and Monument sts
Medinger Christopher, baker. Forest st near French
Medley Thomas J. porter, Long alley s of Saratoga «t
Medtart L. J. & J. dw Lexington st e of Cove
Meeks William, bricklayer, Park lane e of Cove st
Meekins Louisa, huckster. Welcome alley e of Light st
Meeteer mrs Har.ah, Water st e of Jones's falls
Meeteer S. & W. paper warehouse, 193 Baltimore st
Megrawe John, bricklayer, Cove st e of Lexington
Meganhardt Frederick, grocer, cor Pearl st and Chesnut alley
Meinecke C. 11 Lexington st
Meis William, Apple alley near Alice Anna st
Meixsel Jacob, flour inspector, 196 Eutaw st
Melvin Louisa, boarding house, 50 n Front st
Meloney John, carpenter, Saratoga st vv of Chatsworth
tMeniard Scipio, butcher, Chesnut alley vv of Chatsworth st
Mercer Charles, engineer, Potter st e of Low
Mercer diaries H. 39 Water st
JMercer Elvira, Caroline st s of Wilk
JMercer Peter, sawyer, Eden st n of Wilk
Merchants' Bank, Exchange Building n side Second st
Merchant*' Fire Insurance Co. 13 South st
Merchant Isaac, constable, Franklin st e of Chatsworth
Merchant Joseph, tailor, Sterling st near Mott
Meredith John F. painter, Albemarle st n of Pratt
Meredith Jonathan, attorney at law, office and dw Calvert st near
Meredith mrs Margaret, 37 Franklin st [Lexington
Meredith Benjamin tailor, Water st near C. Market Space
Meredith Joseph P. watchmaker, Paca sts of Lexington
Meredith and Spencer, dry goods merchants, 246 w Baltimore st
tMeredith Thomas, labourer. College alley n of Saratoga st
Meredy William, Light st near York
Meriken William tinner, Thompson si w of Aisquith
Merker A. smith in general, Eutaw st n of Saratoga
Merklin Michael, carpenter, Paca st n of Franklin
Merrian Josiah VV. e Baltimore st vv of Canal
Merrick Solomon, cordwainer. Potter st n of Gay
Merriken Joseph S. cordwainer, Baltimore et w of Canal
Merrfken James, sexton St. Paul's church, 8 Lexint'ton at e of
Merrill Moses, High st 1 door n of FawQ ° fPark
*237
MID MatchelVs Baltimore
Merrill Jeremiah, proprietor livery stables, Paca st s of Pratt
Merrill K. H. com, merchant, 240 Charles st. dw Lombard st eof
Merrill E. H. dealer in hats and shoes, 24 s Charles st [Liberty
Merrin Terence, Wilk sts of Exeter
Merritt iSamuel, ice dealer, 320 n Howard st
Merritt John, drayman, Su^ar alley w of Light st
Merritt Caleb, carpenter, s w cor Thames and Block sts
Merritt Samuel, President, 1 door n of Fawn st
Merritt James, tailor, Holliday sts of Pleasant
Merryman Charles, hardware store, Baltimore st e of Frederick
Merryman Dr. Georcre, surgeon dentist, 14 n Gay st
Merryman Nelson, currier, High st 1 door from n Gay st
Merryman Saml. W. dry goods merchant, 8 Centre Market space
Menga Christopher, turner, Biddle alley s of Biddle st
Menzies James, merchant, Conway st w of Euiaw
Messersmith John K.. baker, Lancaster st s of Arcyle alley
Messing Frederick, saddler, Lexington st. dw Pine st s o^ Sara-
Methodist Churches, see page 18
Meteer Albert, coach smith, Forest near Monument st
Mellee Martin, blacksmith Sec. President st s of Pratt dw Pratt
between Exeter and Gough streets
Mettee Martin W. smith in general, Harrison near Gay st dw
46 Gough st
Mettee Philip, blacksmith, Lombard st e of Light dw Lombard
e of Charles st
Metz Abraham, stone mason, 21 Shakspear st
Metz Elizabeth, Spring s of Gough st
Metzgar Daniel, carpenter, Eden s of Pratt st
Meyer Godfrey and Son, brass founders, 14 Pratt st
Meyer G. &. Co- Thompsonian Medicine fact, cor President &
Meyer Christian, grocer Harford av [Fawn st»
Meyer Henry, tailor 13 Mott st
Meyer Wm. shoemaker, Apple al n^ar Alice Anna st
Meyer Henry, tailor, 31 e Water st
Meyer John L. cor Lloyd and Salisbury sis
Meyer George, brass founder, French near Bath st
Meyers mrs Ellen, Buren near French st
Meyers , grocery store, Howard near Conway st
Meyers Mary, Marion st \y of Park
Meyers George, shoe store, cor Pitt and Exeter sts
Mezick Capt. Joshua, Thames st w of Bond
Middandorf Henry, tavern, Light st wharf near Barre st
Michael John W. frame maker, Freeman n of Lexington si
Michael Margaret, Pearl s of Saratoga st
Mickens Noble, labourer, rear of 98 Dugan's wharf
Middleton widow, cor Charles and Centre sts
Middieton Henry, s e cor Wolf and Wilk sts
Middleton Ellen, Wilk st e of Bridge [and Lee its
Middleton Richd, just of peace, 8 Light st whf dw cor Charle*
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Mieser John, carpenter, 61 Bond st
Mifflin Wm. Thompsonian Dr. 35 Pearl st
Milbourn James A. pilot, G(jugh e of Ann st
Milbourn E. S. boot and shoe maker, Calvert st opp. Mulberry
Milbourn A. W. cordwainer, Pearl st s of Saratoga
^Milbourn Peter, sawyer, Caroline s of Pratt st
IMilbourn Eliza, Sarah Ann st near Poppleton
Milburn Nathan, ship carpenter, 83 e Fleet st
Miles mrs Ellen, cor Exeter and wilk sts
Miles Uriah, Saratoga e of Park st
Miles George F tinner, Sharp st s of Libertj
Miles Samuel, weaver. Rock st s of Saratoga
Miles David, dyer, Rock st s of Saratoga
Miles Robert, labourer, Armistead lane e of Light st
Millburn Eliza, shoemaker. North st n of Pleasant
Millburn Susan, washer. Carpenter's al e of Paca st
Millechop mrs Lydia, boarding house, 26 n Gay st
Millechop miss, Matilda, teacher s e cor Exeter & Salisbury 8t»
Millemon, George, carpenter, Holland e of Aisquith st
Miller Alexander, dry goods mt 60 Hanover st
Miller Margaret Ann, store, 22 Market st
Miller George, Shakspeare 2 doors from Bond st
Miller H. G. cordwainer, e Pratt st opposite President
Miller John, Fleet near Caroline st
Miller George, carpenter, 64 c Fleet st
Miller John, grocer, n w cor Ann and Thames sl»
Miller Z. A. sail maker, 57 Alice Anna st
Miller Richard, ship carpenter, Happy al s of Alice Anna st
Miller Jacob, shoemaker, Wilk opposite High st
Miller Jacob, rigger, Lancaster 1 door w of Market st
Miller Henry, rigger, n vv cor Alice Anna st & Strawberry a!
Miller mrs Elizabeth, Caroline s of Bank st
Miller Enoch, carpenter. Bank w of Bond st
Miller Henry, cabinet maker, Sharp near Hill st
Miller Alexr. dry goods mt. Hanover 1 door from Pratt dw Sharp
Miller Dr. H office Lombard st e of Charles [s of Lee st
Miller John H. fringe and cord manu. 9 Light st
Miller Robert, brickmaker, Light st extended
Miller James, brickmaker. Light st extended
Miller miss Ann, Davis near Bath st
Miller Mary Ann. Bath n of Davis st
Miller mrs Julianna, Holliday near Saratoga st
Miller Joshua, piano manu. 53 Baltst
Miller Edward, bricklayer, 160 n Gay st
Miller Richard, millwright. Gay near Monument st
Miller Wm. tanner and currier, Front 2 doors from Gay sl^
Miller , carpenter French near Exeter st
Miller mrs Ann, Harford avenue
Miller mrs A. M. boarding house, 18 s gay st
MIL MatchetVs Baltimore
Miller Andrew, cordwainer, Mulberry e of Pine st
Miller Francis A. bricklayer, Mulberry e of Paca si
Miller Thomas, painter, Eager al n of Saratoga st
Miller George, tanner, Greenwillow st n of Cfialswortli
Miller John D. clerk of Lexington market, dw 130 Paca st
Miller Mary, Ross st e of St. Mary's st
Miller Jacob, labourer, Long al s of New st
Miller Jacob, P. s High n of Pratt st
Miller W. D. 46 Lexington st
Miller Anthony, cooper, Long al s of New st
Miller Rev. John, 118 Eutaw st
Miller Jol*in, wheelwright, Holland st extended
Miller James, cooper, wagon al w of Howard si
Miller James, grocer, n e corner Baltimore and Paca streets
Miller W. and H. three ton tavern, cor Pratt and Paca ats
Miller mrs Mary, Lerevv's al n of Howard st
Miller Dr. S. H. Fayette w of Park st
Miller Jeremiah, carpenter, Eden s of JefTerson st
Miller Catherine, widow, 40 Pitt st
Miller James, tailor, Orleans e of Aisquith st
Miller Mary Ann, shoe binder. Forest st w of Harford run
Miller Matthew, shoemaker, 22 Bank lane
Miller Ann, sempstress 36 Low st
Miller Ann, tailoress, 44 n Front st
Miller Richard, cordwainer, Temple n of Bait st
Miller Elizabeth, shopkeeper, corner Baltimore and Lovy sts
Milier Jacob, com n)t. end of Commerce st wharf
Miller Wm. iron founder, Exeter sof Granby st
Miller Joseph, cordwainer, Granby e of Gough et
Miller George F. Granby e of Gough st
MiJler mrs Harriet, 64 e Water st
iMiiler Edward, sawyer, Pine st n of Pierce
tMiller John, waiter, Chesnutal w of Pine st
tMiller Henry, labourer, Mulberry e of Pine st
tMiller Engan, coachman, Columbia w of Eutaw st
tMiller Chim, labourer, corner Busy al and Sharp st
JMiller Henry, Lloyd s of Baltimore st
tMiller Thomas, labourer, Forest st opposite Penitentiary
JMiller Thomas, labourer, East st s of Baltimore ^
Millholland Robert D. block and pump maker, Thames st e of
Market dw cor Ami and Lancaster sts
Millholland Arthur, grocer, corner of Pitt and High sts
JMilligan, James, sawyer, Baltimore e of Poppleton st
tMilligan Henry, Lloyd near Salisbury st
Millikin James H. whip and cane fact. lO/i Baltimore st
Milliman Mary, boarding house, Saratoga e of Holliday st
Milliman George, street commissioner, Paca n of Franklin st
Millington John N. printer, Piit w of Aisquith st
JNliller Christian, tailor, Armistead lane near Light st
Miller Wm. T. boarding house, Pine n of Franklin st
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Million mrs Marv, teacher, George st e of Pine
Milliron Samuel F. constable, Potter a of Gay st
Millroy \vidow. Sharp st n of Hill
Mills VVm. P. lumber mt. Hanover s of Camdenat
Mills Penelope, 65 e Fleet st
Mills Frederick, waterman, 20 Ann st
Mills Levin, carpenter, Eden s of Pratt st
Mills Richd. grocer, n e cor Gough &c Eden sts dw 14 Gough
Mills George, sawyer, Busy al n of Sharp st
Mills Charles H. filer and turner, Charles s of Henrietta st
Mills Ezekiel, police officer, Holliday s of Pleasant st
Mills Wm. cordvvainer. Pine n of Fayette st
Mlils Robert, grocer, n w cor Pearl and Bait sts
Mills Wm. cordvvainer, Mulberry e of Euiaw st
Mills Wm. teacher, Long al s of Saratoga st
Minis Robert, lime and feed store, Bait s of Paca st
Mills Susanna, teacher, Monument vv of Canal st
Mihis York, boot black, cellar of 2 s Calvert st dw Franklin e
Milgor John P. accountant, 110 s Paca st [ of Cove
Mil och John, labourer, Liberty al near Monument st
Miltenberger& Baldwin, segar and tobacco manu. 6 n Eulaw
Miltenberger A. dw Conway w of Eutaw st
Mince Joseph, n e corner of Wilk and Spring sts
Mince Seth, painter and glazier. Bait e of Bond st
Mincher John, cooper, 42 Lexington st
Mingle Henry, labourer, Federal hill opposite Telegraph
tMingo James, labourer, Happy al n of Wilk st
Minifie mrs. millinery and fancy store, 6 e Bait st
Minifie Wm. carpenter, Plowman st dw 6 e Baltimore st
Minnick John, shoemaker, Granby w of Albemarle st
Minnick Henry, blacksmith, Lee e of Charles st
Minsey Nathaniel, Mulberry near Poppleton st
Minton Eliza, washer, Wagon al w of Howard st
Minks Anthony, carter, Saratoga w of Chatsworth st
Miskanmons Mary M. Pratt st e of Apple al
Miskelly mrs Mary, 3 Market st f p
Miskelly Hugh, city watchman, 67 Harrison st
Misel Wm. tinner, Camden st e of Sharp
Mister A. grocer, 14 Light st vvhi. dw 140 Hanover st
Mitchell George, ship carpenter, Happy al near Alice Anna st
Mitchell Solomon, ship carpenter, 'M Philpot st
Mitchell Robert, ship joiner, Bank st e of Ann
Mitchell Robert, tavern, 73 McElderry's wharf
Mitchell John, hackman, cor Hamilton and St. Paul sts
Mitchell John, carter, Buren near Monument st
Mitchell Arthur, cor French and Centre sts
Mitchell Wm. coach trimmer, York av near Monument st
Mitchell Wm K. and co merchant tailors, McClellan's st 1
door n of Baltimore st
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Mitchell John, harness maker, York avenue
Mitchell John, confectioner, 98 Baltimore st
Mitchell James, carriage keeper North st e of Saratoga
Mitchell Thomas, victualler, Saratoga st w of Pine
Mitchell John laborer, Biddle st w of Ross
Mitchell John, plaisierer, Madison st w of Eutaw
Mitcliell Mrs. milliner, 9 Saratoga st
Mitchell James, copper worker, Eden st n of Pitt
Mitchell Edward, merchant, counting house Dugan's wharf,
dw Exeter st near Pitt
Mitchell Alexander, Front st bet Bait and Pitt sts
Mitchell Joseph, hackman, 69 n Front st
Mitchell Samuel, carpenter. Potter st bet Low and Gay sts
Mitchell Zebulon, laborer, Hill st bet Charles and Light sts
Mitchell John, ship carpenter, Granby st w of Harford run
Mitchell Richard, ship carpenter, Granby st w of Harford run
Vlitchell Zebedee, Gough st 1 door s of Granby
Vlitchell Bennett, Lexington w of Pine st
Mitchell Joseph, Green st s of Mulberry
•Mitchell VVm. laborer, Hanover st n of Montgomery
Mitchell James, caulker, Caroline st n of Gough
Mitchell Elisha, wood sawyer, Lancaster st e of Market
Mitchell Rezin, waiter, Columbia st e of Paca
Mitchell Ralph, sawyer, Charles st extended
fMitchell Joseph, laborer, Charles st extended
Slittan W. H. carpenter, cor Cedar alley and Eutaw st dw
cor Madison and Garden sts
Vlittan John, grocer, cor Garden and Madison sts
Mittan John jr. carpenter, Madison st e of Howard
Mittnacht George H. fancy store, 29 Market st f p
Mittnacht G. H. importer of French and German fancy goods,
Lombard st w of Charles
Moales Randall H. Att at law, Franklin near Park st [wharf
Moale Wm A. and brother, commission merchants, 95 Bowly'a
Moale W. A. dw Pleasant st bet Charles and St Paul's sts
Moale Richard A. Pleasant st bet Charles and St Paul's sts
Moale John C. Calvert st n of Fayette
tMoale Charles, carter, 63 Potter st
tMoale .lohn, Strawberry alley s of Pinkney st
Mobley Mrs. Susan, milliner,'l2 n Gay near Front st
Mobley Wm. H. carpenter, 12 n Gay ct [alley-
Modes Christian, carpet weaver, cor Paca st and Carpenter's
Moffitt VVm. blacksmith, Lee st 2 doors e of Charles
MofTett Jno F. and co dry good merchants, cor Sharp and
Pratt sts
Moffitt Joseph, weaver, Pierce st w of Chatsworth
Moffitt Thomas, Union st n of Penn avenue
Moffitt Robert, livery stable, cor Lombard and Liberty sts
dw Liberty near Howard st
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Mohler Barbara, widow, 67 Pitt st
Moke John, innkeeper, Paca n of Lexington st
Mollison Ellen, washer, Pearl st of Saratoga
Malioy Catherine 7 Hanover st
Monckster Edwin, nnerchant, Mulberry st e of Charles
Monks Mrs Margaret, George st e of Pine
Monk Wm. cooper, Happy alley, s of Gough ««t
Monkur Dr. J. C. Ann st n of Alice Anna, office F P institute
Monmonier Dr. J. Pratt st e of Caroline
Monmonier Thomas, carpenter, Pratt st e of Caroline
Monroe Edmond A. salesman. Mulberry st e of Paca
Monsarrat Oscar, drug and apothecary store, 21 Market st f p
JNIonsarratt N. apothecary, 150 Baltimore st
Monteiro Elizabeth, sempstress, 7 Comet st
Monteith John and Robert, jewellers, 146 Baltimore st
Montel Peter, 9 Shakspeare st
Montel F. J. Pratt st e of Exeter
Montell Mrs Eliza, e Pratt st n of Gough
Montell F. and C. commission merchants, 85 Smith's wharf
Montell Charles M. of above firm, dw Aisquith st n of Pitt
Montgomery Andrew, weaver, Franklin st
Montgomery Wm. S. machinist, Albemarle st 1 door s of Pratt
Montgomery Wm. Busy alley w of Charles st
Montgomery Mr, cnrdwainer, Frederick st near Gay
tMontgomery Nathan, sawyer, Hawk st w of Concord
tMontgomery Martin, Spring st n of Fleet
tMontgomery Milly, Spring near Wilk st [st
tMontgomery Rachel, huckster. Strawberry alley sof Pinkney
Montponsier Fanny, confectioner, Eutaw st s of Mulberry
Monuments, see page 14
Moody Isaac, cordwainer, Aisquith st s of Holland
Moody John B. tobacconist, 50 Pratt st
Mooay Mrs. Christiana, Wolf st 1 door n of Alice Anna
Moody Philip, grocer, 83 McElderry's wharf
Moody Robert, carpenter, Potter st near Hillen
Moon Edward, victualler, Penn av s of Hoffman st
Mooner Andrew, 9 Lancaster st
Mooney Hugh, tailor, Chamberlain's alley s side
Mooney John, weaver, Preston s of Ross st
Mooney Hugh J. merchant tailor, Eutaw s of Fayette st ^
Mooney Francis, grocer, cor Monument and Spring sis
Mooney Daniel, Canton
Mooney Patrick, tanner, Hillen st e of Front
Moore John, victualler. Gist st Federal Hill
Moore Capt. Wm. mariner, 33 Market st f p
Moore Mrs. Ann, 19 Thames st
Moore Robert, 61 Centre market space
Moore Wm. N. tailor, 4i Lexington st
Moore John, lumber inspector, Hanover st s of Barre
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Moore Mrs. dress*maker, 173 Baltimore st
Moore Mary S Light st extended
Moore Henry, painter in general, 69 n Liberty st
Moore Samuel, Charles st n of Barre
Moore Robert, boot and shoe maker, 59 Harrison st
Moore Mrs M. dress maker, Holliday st near Fayette
Moore Anthony, fruiter, cor Baliimore and South sis dw 46
Harrison st
Moore John, book and stationary store, 4 North st dw Holliday
near Fayette st
Moore John, general Agency office, 5 North st
Moore Mrs. Priscilla, Armistead lane near Light st
Moore Thomas, chemist, West near Light st
Moore Horaiio, corder, Cove st s of Franklin
Moore John, carpenter. Park st e of Poppleton
Moore John, weaver, Mulberry st e of Cove
Moore Mrs. Pierce st e of Cove
Moore Sarah, George, st w of Penn avenue
Moore Henry, tailor, 11 1 n Howard st dw 117 do
Moore Mrs Margaret, 40 Eutaw st
Moore James, iron founder, Pratt st w of Green
Moore John, shoe dealer, 54 Lexineton st
Moore John, weaver, Preston s of Ross st
Moore James, n Howard near Baltimore st
Moore John H. machinist, Holland st extended
Moore Eliza, 90 Liberty st
Moore Alfred, clerk, 69 s Sharp st
Moore M and co wholesale druggists, 190 Baltimore st
Moore Miss Amelia, 71 Pitt st
Moore Slephen, Capt. H. clerk, 24 n High st [more and Pitt s(s
Moore Stabler and co apothecaries, dw Front st between Balti-
Moore George, waterman, Canal st 1 door n of Salisbury
Moore John, Fayette st e of Eutaw
tMoore Jacob, Columbia, e of Paca st
|Moore Vincent, laborer, Honey alley w of HanoTcr at
JMoore Rebecca, widow, East st n of Douglass
jMoore Elizabeth, washer, Forest st s of Douglass
tMoore Wesley laborer, Forest st n of Douglass
JMoore Pamela, Frederick st near Etna lane
tMoore Abraham, laborer, Exeter st near French
f Moore Henry, scowman, Granby st near J Falls
tMoore J. alley, bet Spring and Caroline sts
tMoore James, waterman, Spring st n of Gough
tMoore H, Caroline s of Bank st
tMoore Hannah, Apple a! near Wilk st
Mopps Wm. cordwainer, Cov3 st s of Sarah Ann
Mopps W. J. bacon seller, Pine s of Saratoga st
Moran Gabriel, 29 Barre st
Moran John, hatter, 4 east Baltimore street
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Moran Michael, carpenter, Hiilen e of Exeter st
Moran John laboarer, cor Lancaster st and Argyle al
Morck George, accountant, 23 s Exeter st
Mordecai Philip, pajier hanger, Pitt w of Aisquith st
Morehead John, weaver, Cove st n of Saratoga
Moreland Joseph S. dry goods mt. 19 Bait st
Moreman Barnard, s e cor Shakspear and Bond sts
Moreman Herman, cor Shakspear st and Bond
Morgan Wm. H. firm of B. Deford &. Co. dealers in leather &c.
cor Calvert and Lombard sts dw Lloyd s of Bait st
Morgan Ephraim, blacksmith, Long al opp, Lexington Market
Morgan Sarah, Carpenter's al e of Eutaw st
Morgan Thomas, Potter, cor Pitt and Exeter, dw opposite
Morgan Edward, Aisquith nof Pitt st
Morgan Wm. LI )yd 1 door n of Salisbury st
Morgan Thomas, 11 e Bait st
Morgan Michael, tavern, Light near Pratt st
Minus Mary, c«r Lancaster st and Apple alley
Morgan Joeeph, book binder, Frederick stnear Gay
Morgan Joseph, senr. carpenter, Frederick stnear Gay
l^forgan William, barber, s Gay st near Baltimore
tMorgan William, labourer, Ivy alley w of Park st
Morrell John, fancy store, Maryland arcade, dw 64 n High st
Morrin James, collector, 22 n High st
Marriarty Ann,'cord and botton factory, Lexington stw of Charles
Morris mrs Sarah, Mulberry st e of Paca
Morris John, millstone manufacturer, Paca n of Saratoga
Morris Rev. J. G. 28 Lexington st
Morris Bridget, Exeter st betw Baltimore and Pitt sts
Morris Henry, hair dresser, cor Low and Front sts
Morris Morris, cordwainer, cor Canal and Salisbury sts
Morris John R. firm of Jacob Albert and Co. 52 Fayette st
Morris James, blacksmith, cor Mulberry and Calvert sis
Morris George, manufacturer, dw Saratoga w of St. Paul's
Morris Thornas C. & Sons, ship joiners, Wolf st n of Thames
Morris Thomas C. dw Fell st s of Thames,
Morris John, ship joiner, 62 Market st f, p.
Morris Charles T. ship carpenter, se cor Wolf and Lancaster
Morris George, ship joiner, Alice Anna st w of Ann
Morris Jas. grocery and feed store, n e cor Ann and Alice Anna
Morris John, millslonemanufacturer, Wilk st e of High
Morris Dr. Henry, Market st s of Wilk
Morris William, grocer, 41 Bond st
Morris miss, Bank st e of Exeter
Morris W. and G. domestic manufacturers, 39 fratt st
Morris William, manufacturer, Saratoga st w of St. Paul'^s
|Morris James, waterman, Argyle alley s of Wilk st*
tMorris James, waterman, Salisbury alley
Morrison Cornelius, baker, Block st near drawbridge
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Morrison miss Delia, sempstress, East at near French
Morrison mrs Mary Ann, mantua maker, Hillen st w of Ensor
Morrison John, blacksmitli, Hillen st near East
Morrison Henry, labourer, Welcome alley w of Sharp st
Morrison Priscilla, sempstress, East st n of Douglass
Morrison Huirh, jr. tiatter, 54 n Hi^h st
Morrison James, cord wainer, 64 n Front st
Morrison William, carpenter, 10 Commerce st
|Morrison Patience, washer, Hill st e of Sharp
Morrow Andrew, grocer, s w cor Argyle alley and Fleet at I
Morrow William, grocer, Sterling st near Maddison
Morrou' John, boot and shoe manufacturer, 60 C. Market space
Morrow Margaret, Montgomery st e of Light
Morrow John, weaver, cor Mulberry and Popplelon sts
Morrow Patrick, weaver, Cove st s of Sarah Ann
Morrow Isaac, collector, Franklin st e of Chatsworth
Morrow Samuel, weaver, Pierce st wof Chatsworth
Morrow William, weaver, Preston st s ol" Ross
Morrow John, weaver, Preston st s of Ross
Morrow Robert, carpenter, Howard st s of Madison
Morrow John, carpenter, Lee st w of Hanover
Morrow Joseph, watchman, 19 Caroline st
Morse William L. harness maker, 23 Franklin st
Morse mrs Sarah, tavern, s e cor Swan st and C. Market space
Morsel Peter, labourer, Johnson st near Cross
Mortimer, mrs. cor Bishop's lane and Stiles st
Mortimer John, Park st n of Mulberry
Mortimer and Mowbray, variety store, 116 & l80 Baltimore st
Mortimer Charles Fredk. labourer. Crook's Row Monument st
Mortimer John, Custom House, dw 14 Hollins st
Morton John B. clerk, Paca st w of Lunn's alley
Morton Geo. C. Monument ste of Park, counting room, S6 s Gay
Morton Patrick, iron founder. Sugar alley w of Light st
Morton Justus, potter, Washington at s of Wilk
Morton mrs Jane, 60 Ann st
Morton mrs Ann Jane, Canal st near Gough
Morton John, grocer, 100 Dugan's wharf
Moser Godfrey, baker, Wilk st av of Ann
Moees Isaac, clothing store, Ensor st near Potter
M )sher William, Pleasant st , . , i-
■Mosher Col. James, surveyor of port of Baltimore, dw t ayette
8t near St. Paul's st
Mosho Christian, segar maker, 106 Eutaw st
Moss David, ship builder, Ann st w of Alice Anna
tMoss Cinihia, Spring st s of Pratt
tMoss Polly, washer, 23 Potter st
Mott William, labourer. Sugar alley w of Light st
Mott mrs Rachel M. 8 e Baltimore st
Mottis John, painter, and glazier, 53 Centre M^trket Space
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Mouat Capt James, mariner, 72 Ann st
Moule miss J. A. seminary, German st s of Howard
Moulton James F. tailor, dw Forest st formerly Jackson
Mouncraret Jabez, cooper, York st w of Light st
Mount Ann, sempstress, 34 Union st
Moury William, blacksmith, Baltimore st w of Poppleton
Mowbray John, tailor, 2 Grant st
Mowbray George W. brush maker, 46 n Front st
Mowtis Christian, carpet weaver, Carpenter's alley [Exeter
Moxley Walter, tobacconist, 27 Market st f. p. and Gay stnear
Moxley William, tin and sheet iron worker, 72 Hanover st
Muckelroy John, victualler, e Baltimore st
Mudge William, carpenter, Lombard st e of Charles
Mueller Francis, shoe maker, Thames st e of Block
Muess Juo. Fredk. manager glass house, Federal hill dw adjoining
Muir Henry, seaman, Argyle alley n of Lancaster st [Wine st
Muirhead Wm. 5 Shakspeare st. coffee roasting establishment,
Mulhoffer J. M. cabinet maker, Saratoga st e of Holliday
Mules Samuel, cord wainer. Rock stn of Lexington
Mules Samuel, cordwainer, George st e of Pine
Mulgraw John, smith. Front st betw Low and Gay st
Mnihear Thomas, labourer, Apple alley s of Fleet si
Mulhear Owen, carter, n Front st near Bath
Mulhear Ellen, grocer, Charles st n of Pratt
Mulhear Owen, labourer, Holliday st n of Bath
Muligan Thomas, marble cutter, St. Paul's st n of Hamilton
MulleH Robert, carter. Park lane e of Amity
Mullen John, grocer^ Lexington st e of Green
Mullen Peter, grocer, Lexington st w of Paca
Mullen Jonathan, Cathedral st n of Mulberry
Mullen mrs Rachel, academy, 15 German st
Mullen Mary, grocer, 48 n High st
Mullen Peter, grocer, 45 n Exeter st
Mullen John H. cordwainer, Apple alley s of Baltimore st
Mullen James, capt. of night watch. North st n of Bath
Mullen Patrick F. tailor, n Gay st near Mott
Mullen Thomas, labourer, French st opposite Potter
Mullen Thomas N. coach manufacturer, n High st near Hillen
Muller James N. block and pump maker, City Block, dw Ann st
Muller Michael, President st s of Pratt [1 door s of Wilk
Muller John, constable, cor Franklin and Pine sts
Muller Lewis, constable, Pinkney st e of Spring
Mulligan John, wheelwright, Wilk sts of Bond
Mulliken O. W. grocer, cor Mulberry st and Lerew's alley
Mullin John, tavern keeper, 11 Fish Market space
Mullock F. waterman, 59 Bond st
Mulnix James, grocer, Frederick st near Pratt
Mulsee'd Samuel, Richmond st e of Howard
Mumma Susan, Harford avenue near Monument st
237
MUR MatchetVs Baltimore
Mumma Samuel, butcher, York avenue
Mumma John, butcher, York avenue
Munce Mary, cor Lancaster st and Apple alley
Munday Leah, circulating library, 63 n Howard st
JMundowney Henry, stevadore. Strawberry alley s of Gough st
Muner mrs Violet, Armistead lane e of Light st
Munich Theodore, shoe maker, 59 Bond st
Munroe Nathaniel, watch and clock maker, 222 Baltimore st
Munroe Isaac, proprietor of Baltimore Patriot, dvv Lexitjgton st
Munroe Nathaniel, 95 Hanover st [e of Charles
Munroe John H. carpenter, Lee st w of Hanover
Munroe mrs Mary, Long lane n of Orleans st
Munroe lleniy, grocer, cor Douglass and Eaststs
Murdock Ann, fancy store, 39 Lexington st
Murdock T. Mulberry st w of Chapel alley
Murdock Wm. F. & A. importers of British dry goods, 8 s
Murdock Wm. F. dvv Sharp sts of Lombard fCharles si
Murdock A. of above firm, dw cor Franklin & St. Paul's sts
Murdock Thomas, grocer, cor Lancaster st and Argyle alley
Mure Hamilton, watchman, Caroline st n of Orleans
Murray Juliet, VVilk st n of Caroline
Murray Arthur, grocer, n e cor Bank st and Strawberry alley
Murray mrs. mantua maker. Liberty st s of Waijon alley
Murray Ptichard C. carpenter. Saratoga st e of Park
Murray James, machinist, Light st nof Montgomery st
Murra}' Matthew, cor Holliday st n of Saratoga sts
Murray Francis, city bailiff, cor Gay and Aisquith
Murray Matthew, Gas house, Hilen st w of High
Murray James, millwright, York st e of Liarht
Murray James, oyster establishment, Law Buildings, corLexing-
Murray William, Lexington st w of Cove [ton and St. Paul's
Murray Thomas, grocer, cor St Paul's and Hamilton sts
Murray R. A. mt. firm R. A. Taylor & Co. dw Pascault's row-
Murray R. C. cor Cathedral and Mulberry sis [Lexington st
Murray Elizabeth, sempstress, Wayne st w of Howard
Murray W^m. cabinet maker, 24 Lexington st
Murray Patrick, salesman, 10 New Church st
Murray J. C grocer, cor Lee and Charles sts
Murray William H. cashier Mechanics' Bank, dw Baltimore st e
Murray Thomas, hatter, 60 s Calvert st [of Aisquith
Murray Edvyard, boot maker, 5 Tripolett's alley
Murray George, labourer, Forest st n of Douglass
tMurray Robert, music master, Mechanics' Court, near High st
tMurray William, labourer, Montgomery st extended
tMurray Jacob, barber. South st near Second, dw Holliday st
■{■Murray Maria, Caroline st near Pinkney [near Bath
iMurray David, labourer, Sprinor st s oi Gough
tMurray Samuel, Pierce st e of Pine
^Murray Nancy, washer, cor Water and Grant sts
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Director for 1837. M YE
lAlurray Alexander, waiter, 20 ISalisbury st
Murphy Dr. Jonn, apothecary, 67 Bond st
Murphy Wilham, ijrocer, Stiles st w of Goucrh
Murphy Capt. Caroline st s of Pratt
Murphy & Spaldinir, printers, s w cor Baltimore and Light sta
Murphy James, porter, Pleasant st near Calvert
Murphy Jesse D. Gallows Hill
Murphy Ovven, grocer, Buren st near Madison
Murphy Phihp, crrocer, cor Pine and Mulberry sts
Murphy John, cotton nDanufacturer, Preston st s of Ross
Murphy fLilen, dry aoods store, 63 n Howard st
Murphy Huah, labourer. Monument st e of Eden
Murphy I nomas, firm of Dobbin. Murphy & Base, publishers of
the American, dw 13 Pittst "crsoi
Murphy Patrick, Theatre and Circus tavern, cor Low and Front
Murphy Wmderk, Potter st n of Necessity alley
MurphyJohn N. carpenter, Goucrh st 2d door n of Pratt
fpH'^^l^l'^' ^^'•Pe»ter, Salisbury st w of Llovd
murphy Moses, white washer. St. Paul's st n of Franklin
Muschett Walter, merchant, Light st wharf, dw MuSry e af
Musgrave mrs Margaret, Exeter st n of Wilk fdharlel
Musgrave Andrew, cooper, Exeter st n of Wilk l^narie*
Musgrave Rev. George, Saratoga st e of Eutaw
^usick Joshua cord wainer, Ensor st near Monument
^usselman John, letter carrier, 171 Hanover st
^usser Ross, superintendent of chimneys, St. Paul's stn of Ham-
tf uh Pml.p, baker, cor Pratt and CharleL sts f UoHt
Jutter Chnstiana, grocer, Baltimore st w of Poppleton ^
Jyer I homas, brickmaker, 138 Hanover st
lyerdircks John, confectioner, Pratt st w of Charles
lyers Capt John, 74 Alice Anna st
lyers Jacob, tailor, cor Bond and Thames sts
lyers Capt. Nicholas, 107 Bond st
lyers Jacob, senr. 21 Bond st
lyers Charles hatter, e Baltimore at 1 door w of Market
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[yers Henry, grocer, cor Hanover and Hughes sts
yers John, cor Hanover and Conway sts
lyers Joseph G. scourer, cor Ensor and East sts
yers Jacob, tobacco mat.ufacturer, South st near Pratt st. dvr
Calvert st near Sara tocra
yers C A. stock manufactu°rer, 33 Baltimore st
■!!'" u ^''"^^^e* •"^P'l'-lers of crlass. China, &c. 63 Baltimore
yers Henry, of above firm, 18 Frederick st »aiii»»r^
yers George, collector, Buren st near Monument
yers Geor^re W clerk, dw High st near French
yers mrs Ehzabeth. sempstress. Exeter st a of French
/ers Jacob, pamter, Putter st n of Gay
;SEA MatchetlU Baltimore
Myers Jacob & Son, tobacco manufacturers, 55 South St
Myers Georoje, victualler, Baltimore st extended
Myers Daniel, crrocer, Franklin st e of Penn. avenue
Mvers John, labourer, Camden st e of Sharp
Myers William, cor Lloyd and Salisbury sts
Myers Zachariah, China store, 118 n Howard st
Myers Charles, victualler, Penn. avenue s of Hoffman
Myers Jacob, Pennsylvania avenue n of Hoffman st
Myers John, huckster, Biddle st s of Pennsylvania avenue
Mvers Charles, victualler, Biddle st s of Pennsylvania avenue
Myers Elizabeth, washer, Biddle alley s of Ross st
Myers John, molasses manufacturer, Baltimore st w of Paca
Myers John, confectioner, cor Pratt and Eutaw sts
Myers Stephen, tailor, 34 Park st
Myers Lewis, labourer, Barre st e of Howard
Myers Rachel, washer, Potter st e of Low
tMvers James, labourer. Canal st near Orleans
tMyers Jacob, labourer. Potter st near Hillen
tMyers David, labourer, Davis st near Bath
tMyers Daniel, waterman. Spring st n of Gough
JMyers Marietta, alley e of Exeter st
tMyers Robert, carter, 5 Bond st
tMyers Perry, porter, Long: alley s of Ross st
JMyers Jeremiah, labourer, cor Columbia and Howard sts
abb G. W. attorney at law, office adjoinini; Post office, dw
Charles st n of Saratoga
Nace William M. distiller. High st near French
Naff John H. auctioneer, 1 n Charles st
Nagle Christian, printer, Elbovv lane w of Paca st
Nagle mrs Catherine, Columbia st e of Green
Nairn Dr. John C. b w cor Gay and Saratoga sts
Nails Benjamin F. house painter, Frederick st near Baltimore,
dw 60 Sterling st
Nants John, inspector customs, dw 72 s High st
Nash Charles, carpenter, Lee st w of Hanover
Nash Ephraim, ship carpenter, York at betw Light and Charles
Natch mrs Alice, s e cor Baltimore and Front sts
tNathans Daniel, whitewasher. Mulberry st e of Park
Naylor Darby, carpenter, e Pratt st near Caroline
tNaylor Samuel, labourer, Guilford alley near Light st
tNaylor Jacob, labourer, French st near High
Neal Joseph, bookseller and stationer, 174 w Baltimore st
Neal John, weaver, Cove st s of Sarah Ann
Neal James G. bricklayer, 167 Hanover st
JNeale John, carter, Aroryle alley s of Wilk st
Neale mrs Mary, cor West and Charles sts
Neale Susan, hat binder. Forest st s of Orleans
Neale Henry, cordvvainer, Harford Run
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Nealey John, teacher, Lombard st w of Paca
NealeV William, labourer, vv of Franklin st
Nealy James, weaver, Franklin st extended
Neber^er John, tailor, Montgomery st opp. Sharp
Needham Asa, £rrocer and commission merchant, 28 Light st whfr
d\v 126 Hanover st
Needles Edward, house painter, 78 n High st
Needles John, cabinet maker and dry goods merchant, 54 Han-
over St. dvv 47 Hanover st
Needles Elizabeth, dry goods dealer, Pratt st w of Hanover
NeeperMary, Charles st Court n of Camden
Neighbors Mary, teacher , 26e I leet st
Neild Richard, 2 Exeter st
Neile Frederick, sea captain, Aisquith st n of Madison
Neiison Thomas N. merchRnt, 155 e Pratt st
Neilson Robert, Custom House officer, dw Courtland st near
Neiison George, Calvert st near Pleasant [Mulberry
Neilson D. L. dentist, office and dvv Calvert st near Pleasant
Neiison Robert, firm of Sands & Neilson, printer, dw French st
Neilson mrs C. J. 3 PascaultRow, Lexington st [near Centre
Neilson Joseph, jr. clerk, Orleans st e of Caroline
Nelling , labourer, 37 Bond st
Neinaeyer Harman, carpenter. Sharp st s of Barre [Calvert
Nekler Charles, tavern, 11 Thames st
Nelson and Buchanan, attorneys at law, office Fayeite st e of
Nelson Robt. foundryman, Armistead lane near Light st
Nelson William, blacksmith, Commerce st whf. dvv Caroline st
near Pinknesy
tNelson Manuel, carter, Chats worth st s of Chesnut alley
tNelson Jacob, boot black. Run alley n of Lexington st
tNelson Sarah, cook, Jefferson st betvv Canal and Aisquith
Neninger J. B. music master, Courtland st n of Saratoga
tNetler Ellen, washer, Welcome alley w of Sharp s
tNetler Mary, Wolf alley n of Conway st
Nevaker Peter, engineer, York st e of Light
Neviit James, carpenter. Pleasant st e of North
New Ht'nry, carpenter, George ste of Pine
Newall John, grocer, cor n Gay and Aisquith sts
Newball Charles, cabinet maker, Wolf st w of Caroline
Nevvby Godfrey, labourer, n Gay st near Mott
JNewby Charles, labourer, Happy alley s of Alice Anna st
Newbsll John D. shoe maker, Siiarp st n of Barnet
Nevvitt Sarah, washer, Pierce st \v of Pine
Newkirk, Henry B. milk dealer, cor Hollinsst and Long alley
Newman Joseph, piano maker, Baltimore st w of Pine
Newman Ann, washer, Little Sharp st n of Baltimore
Newman Louisa, washer. Potter st e ol' Low,
Newman John, savvyef. Potter st e of Low,
Newman Thomaa, carpenter, Wilkst e of Market
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Newman Lavvson, carpenter, Exeter st n of VVilk
Newman J()sep[i, watchman, Ann st s of Bank
Neivman G. H. & A. commission merchants, Commerce 8t near
Water, dw Lexinorton st e oC Cfiarles
Newman mrs Ellen 53 Centre Market si)ace
Newman Arthur, hatter, Frederick st near Gay
|Newman Frederick, labourer. Forest st n of Douirlass
Newton mrs Mary, weaver, Sarah Ann st near Poppleton
Newton mrs Elizabeth, Saratoora st e of Scliroeder
Newton Thomas, cordwainer, George st e of Pine
Newton nirs. Pratt st bridge
JNewton Robert, Lunn\s alley opposite Paca st
tNewton Sargent, labourer, Centre st near Charles
Nibperl George, victualler, Neighbour st
Nicerd Duvid, potter, cor Eden and tJampstead sts
Nice John, seaman, Monument st w of vSierlin}>f
Nice Marv, t^adoress, Ensor st foot of Gallows hill [St. Paurs
Nicholas J. S., attorney at law, office and d\v Lexington st w of
Nicholas Mary, grocer, Saratoga st extended
Nicholas Elizabeth, washer, Long al s of New st
Nicholl Wdliain, plaisterer, Pratt st e of Caroline
Nicholl Tlioinas, bricklayer, Cartdine st s of Bank [Water sts
Nicholls James, lottery and exchange office, s w cor Gay and
Nichols CliarlesD., shipping office, n w cor Bond & Thames st*
|NichoIs Henry, laborer, Harttbrd avenue
tNichols Wesley, barber, Gay st near Front
Nicholson Louis, Thames, st w of Bond
Nicholson Captam Lewis F., Philpot si w of Thames
Nicholson John, grocer, 109 Camden st
Nicholson James M., ai'y. at law, St. Paul's n of Lexington st
Nicholson Capt. Joseph J. U. S. Navy, dw Saratoga st w of St.
Paul's
Nicholson Ed v\ard, clerk, 35i Baltimore st up stairs
Nicholson Mary, grocer, Saratoga st extended
Nicholson Henry, blacksmith, Baltimrire st w of Poppleton
Nicholson & Bailey, innkeepers, cor Green and Bait, sts
Nicholson Thomas, carpenter, Wagon al e of Eutaw st
Nicholson Thomas, saw setter, Eutaw st s of Columbia
Nicholas George, laborer, carpenter's al. e of Paca st
Nicholson &, Brother, lot- & ex. office, cor Bait, and Howard st»
Nicholson Isaac, of above firm, dw Pitt st e of Eden
Nicholson John, of above firm, dw 66 Pitt st
Nicholson, lott & exch. brokers, 16 & 255 w Bait, st and cor
Fish and Marsh market space
Nicholson John, 6 Aisquith 5t
Nicholson Jacob, wagoner, Williams st n of Cross
tNicholson Hannibal, brickmaker, Sncar aj. w of Light st
^Nicholson Harriet, Sterling st near Monu nent
tNicholson Adam, laborer, Lerew's al s of Franklin st
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^Nicholson Jerry, laborer, Bank st e of Eden
JNicholson Henny, washer, St. Mary's st s of Ross
Nickerson John, meal man, Monument &l e of Eden
Nicolai Harman, grocer, cor Barre and Sharp sts
Nicle William, carpet weaver, Albermarle st s of Pratt
Nicoll David, stone paver, Wolf si s of Pratt
Nicoll Thomas, labourer. Wolf st sof Pratt
Nicols Charles, at. at law, office &tdw Lexington st w of Calvert
Nichols William, shingle shaver, cor Charles Sc Henrietta sta
Niemeyer Charles, cordwainer, 12 German st
Niles Benjamin F., Franklin st w of Cove
Niles VVni. Ogden, publisher of Weekly Register, office Water
e of South st dw e of Baltimore w of Aisquith
Niramo Wm. R , book store, Market space near Hawk st 165
High st
Ninde Jas. & Son, watchmakers and jewellers l26 w Bait, st
Ninde Jas. watchmaker, 7 s Gay stdw do
Ninde A. B., dry goods merchl, 193 Bait, st dw Gay near Bait.
^isbct Hon. Alex ass. judge ciiy court, Frederick st s of Bait.
Niving Thos. carpenter. Perry st s e of Lunn's lane
Nixdorff' Pobias, tobacconist, Eutaw st n of Fayette
Nizar Thomas, blacksmith, Monument st e of Canal
Noble Elizabeth, grocer, n e cor Light and Montgomery sts
Noblet Sarah, fruit shop, Lombard st e of Charles
tiXoel John, barber, Marion, e of Howard st
Norfolk mrs. Sarah, Fancy milliner, 70 Baltimore st
Norman Capt. Thomas, 6 Waterloo row, Calvert st
Norman Michael S., com. merchant, 82 Bovvley's whf dw 6
Waterloo row
Norris Capt. Isaac, Wi!k st e of High
Norris Susanifa, \Vilk st e of Caroline [Howard
Norris Edward, shoemaker, cor Apple al & Pratt st dw 14 »
Norris John D., grocer, cor Park st and Wagon al
Norris Richard, Sharp st s of German
Norris Thomas, grocer, cor Light st and Guilford alley
Norris F. A. & VV. B wholesale grocers and com. merchants
256 Baltimore st
Norris W. B., dw 256 Baltimore st
Norris Isaac, laborer. Mulberry st w of Chatsworth
Norris B. B , grocer, Baltimore st e of Pine
Norris mrs. Sarah, Lexington, e of Pine
Norris Richard, of Wm , druggist, 254 Balto. dw Sharp st
Norris R., merchant, 60 n Charles st
Norris mrs. Ann, 113 s Sharp st
Norris Edward S., merchant, dw Camden w of Sharp
Norris Richard &, Sons, hardware mts. 216 Baltimore st
Norris & Beatty, importers of hardware, 212 Baltimore st
Norris mrs Sarah H. 50 Hanover st
Norris James, carpenter, Granby st e of GougU
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Norris, Reed & Co. dry goods store, 11 e Baltimore st
tNorris Moses, Bath st near Davis
tNorris Jacob, labourer, Hughes st near Light
j Norris Adam, grain measurer, Forest st opp Penitentiary
tNorris Mary, Poller st e of Low
tNorris Nimrod, labourer, Jefferson st w of Canal
North Edward, watchman, 93 Alice Anna st
Norton mrs. Mary, fruit shop, mechanic's court near High st
Northwood James, cabinetmaker, Hanover st s of Sugar alley
Northrop mrs. Camden, vv of Sharp st
Norville VVm. Block si near Thames
Norwood John L. painter, Wolf st p of Wilk
Norwood John, grocer, Saratoga st e of Cove
Notherman Georjje, boot shoe and hat store, 24 Centre market
space, dw 67 n Exeter st
N.)ugens Joseph, bricklayer, Eulavv st s of Madison
iN'ouvelle Mary, Bradford al. n of Perry st.
Nowlaud Lambert, clerk, 142 Hanover st
Nuvvlin F. inn keeper, Ciiarles st n of Camden
Tsoyes E. dentist, Sharp st s of Pratt
Noyes David, sexion Exeter Methodist church, dw in rear of
Nugent Sylvester, engineer, Extler si n of Hillen
Nugent mrs Jane, George si w of Penn av.
Nugent Wm. produce and flour store, 74 Franklin st
Numsen Wm baker, Paca st n of Pratt
Nulty mrs Mary, Lloyd st n of Water
Nurser Sebastiati, shoemaker, 39 Fayette st
Nurser Jesse, shot maker, 89 Fayette st.
Oberhaff Hannah, shop keeper, cor Aisquith st & Maiden lane
Oberleuffer C. A. gunsmith, Monument st w of Eden
O'Brien Richard, carter, Concord st s of Water
OBrien Bridget, Wilk si e of Wolf
OBrien Francis, Fawn st e of High
OBrien Jeremiah, grocer. Gay st .*3d door s of Forest
OBrien Michael, grocer. Light st s of Lombard
OBrien Charles C. lock and gun smith, 55 s Frederick st
OBrien Dennis, labourer. Park st w of Schroeder
OBrien Solomon, grocer, George st e of Biddle
OBrien Patrick, grocer, Pratt st vv of Green
OBrien John, shopkeeper, Potter st n of Douglass
OBrien Jeremiah, grocer. Water st opposite Lloyd
Ockenball Julia, Pine st n of George
Ockerman Catherine, confectioner, 13 Franklin st
Ockwood Wm. labourer. Rock st n of Lexington
OConnell James, carpenter, Eager alley w side
OConnell Catherine, n vv cor Wilk and Caroline sts
OConner Patrick, porter. Light st near Henrietta
OConner Hugh, grocer, cor Eutaw and Lombard sis
OConner Lucy, 12 Lexington st
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OConnor Eugene, teacher, Concord st between Water and
Pratt, dvv Baltimore near Caroline
OConnor mrs Catherine, 3 Shakspeare st
OConnor mrs Margaret, Spring st s of Pratt
OConnor Patrick, labourer, Poppleton st
OConnor Daniel, market man, East st n of Douglass
Odd Fellows' Hall, Gay st between F^ayette and Saratoga
Odell &^ Ives, brass founders, North st n of Bath
ODonnell Thos labourer, s e cor Alice Anna and Caroline sts
ODonneil Patrick, labourer, Front st near Hillen
ODonnell John, dry goods mt.32 Centre market space
ODonnell B. grocer, cor Pratt and Frederick sts dw corner of
Water and Frederick
ODonnell John, fruit store, Charles st s of Pratt
ODonnell James, stone cutter, George st e of Pine
ODonnell Sarah C. 1 Pascault's row Lexington st
ODonnell C. president Gas Co. dw Charles st n of Mulberry
ODonovan Dr. cor Park and Lexington sis
Odorn Susette, nurse, Front st s of Low [Potter
Oeligrath Abm. biksm. Hillen st near Potter dw French near
Oelricks E. G. & Lurman com. mts. 3 n Charles st
tOffer John, labourer, Wilk st w of Bond
OFarrell Charles, grocer, 71 Pratt st
OFiarra James, blksm. & wheelwright, Concord st, dw n of do
Ogilby James, baker, 42 South st
Ogle James, house painter, Liberty al near Falls st
Ogle mrs Elizabeth, Jo Mott st
Ogle Henry D. brickmaker, Argyle al n of Alice Anna st
Ogle Jos. bricklayer, Saratoga st w of Cove
Ogle S. A. bricklayer, Fayette st w of Cove
Ogle Wm. Camden st w of Howard
Ogle Wrn. shoemaker, Exeter st n of Pitt
tOgle Sarah A. Salisbury st e of Lloyd
tOglevie Jos. shoemaker, McElderry's wharf
Ogrer mrs Mary, Eden st n of Gough
OHarra John, grocer, Harford avenue
OHarra Charles, boot and shoe man'r. cor Centre Market space
OHarra John, tavern, ?9 Water st e of Fredk. [and Water at
OKeefe mrs Ann, grocer, 16 Lancaster st
Oldfield Granville S. commission mt. and importer of wines,
44 s Charles st dw Hamilton st
Oldham mrs Sarah, sempstress, York st near Charles
Oldham Wm. M. baker, 122 Eutaw st
Oldham Jos- baker, Mercer st e of Light
O'Laughlin Francis, blacksmith, 26 New Church st
O'Laughlin Miciiael, house and sign painter, s e cor Fayette
and Holliday sts dw High near French st
O'Laughlin John , grocer, s e cor Fayette and Holliday sts
O'Leary Edward, supt. of chimneys, Market 1 door s of Bank
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Oliver Capt, Wrn. Ecl'=!n s of Prait st
Oliver Catherine, grocer, Perry eof Eutaw st
Oliver Hibernian free school, North st s of Saratoga
Oliver Robert, office s Gay st
Oliver Thomas, South near Baltimore st
Oliver Alexander, weaver, Preston st n side
Oliver Wm. weaver, Preston st n side]
Oliver John, tobacconist, Ilollins st w of Long lane
JOliver James, carter, Cove st s of Pratt
tOliver Anna, washer, Wagon al w of Liberty st
jOliver Henrietta, sempstress, Short st n o( Orleans
tOliver Wm. labourer, Briton st Harford av
Olhaver Henry, carpenter, 38 n Exeter st
Olvis John, baker, French near Bath st
Omale> mrs Mary, grocer, Hiilen near Front st
O'Mara Timothy, slater, Caroline s of Jefferson st
O'Neal James, weaver, Pierce st w of Chatsworth
O'Neale Eliza, tavern, n e cor P'leet and Caroline sis
O'Neill mrs Ann, boot and shoe mano. 22 e Pratt st
O'Neill John, shoemaker. Light near Lee st
O'NeillJohn, blacksmith, Centre st opposite Holliday
O'Neill John, grocer, Frederick st 2 doors From Etaa lane
O'Neill James, tailor. Pierce st w of Chatsworth
O'Neill Robert, teacher, cor Paca and Franklin sts
O'Neill James, shoe store, 73 Pratt st dvv 22 Pratt st
Onfersocks Tobias, shoemaker. Light st extended
Onion Thomas, Harford run
Onion Corbin, teacher, Caroline n of Orleans st
Onion Edward M. clothing store, cor Gay & Bait dvv Granby
e of Gough st
Onion Zachariah, carpenter. Granby e of Gough st
Oppermaa Lewis G. glove maker, n e cor, C. M. sp & Swan st
Oppie Adam Argvie al s of Alice Anna st
Oram Wm. steam boat hand, Henrietta e of Charles st
Oram John, watchman Sugar al w of Light st
Oram Joshua, carter, Harford av
Oram John, dw 51 s Charles st
Orchard Catherine, widow, East st s of Douglass
Orem and Morling, mt.tailors, 165* Baltimore st
Orem Hugh S. steam engine maker, Montgomery e of Charles
Oriman Henry, livery stable, Marion w of Howard st
Orm Hannah,*^ Wilk w of Caroline st
Ormsby John, baker, Pitt st w of Harford run
Orndorff 8c Co. flour mts, n e cor Bait and Paca sts
Orndorff John, H. dw 116 Lombard st
Orphans' Asylum see page 19
Orr Wm. grocer, s w cor Concord and Water sts
Orr mrs Ann, huckster. Potter st s of French
Orrick Wm. F. druggist, n e cor Eutaw and Lexington sts
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Orrs Jacob, Strawberry al near Fleet st
Orum mrs Chloe, Cijroline s of Goiigh st
Osborne Lucretia, Mulberry e of Paca st
JOsborne Lewis, waiter, Chesnut al w of Pine st
tOsborne Isaac, labourer, Low st s of Aisquith st
tOsborne Isaac, stevedore. Strawberry al s of Pinkney si
Osbourn J. F. and Co. action & commission rooms, 58 Bait st
Osbourn Rev James, Second st e of Frederick
Osburn Elizabeth, North near Bath st
Osburn Susan, huckster, Saratoga court near Hollidaysl
Osgoby Mary, milk seller, Potter st op p. Necessity al
tOsier Wm. porter, Pleasant st w of College al
fOsier Mary, Lerew's al s of Mulberry st
Ostendorf Anthony, watch maker, Camden st w of Hanover
Osterman Joseph, pawnbroker, s e cor High and Ball sts
Otto Frederick, baker. Bond s of Pratt st
Ottman Peter, carpenter. Cove w of Franklin st
Oudeslays Harriet, confectioner, 39 Lexington st
Oukustien Michael, labourerj Eulaw s of Conway st
Oull Jacob, Wilk st e of Strawberry al
Oull Henry, Wilk st e of Strawberry al
Oursler Edward, sweep master, Columbia st w of Paca
Ovare Francis, barber, 64 Franklin st
Overbeck Henry, confectioner, 4ii Franklin st
Owen Capt. Wm. agt. for steam boats, Patterson st wharf d\r
Charles st w of Saratoga
Owen Thomas S. Franklin st w of Pearl
Owen David, grocer, Eulaw s of Lexington st
Owens Wm. Montgomery e of Charles st
Owens Leah, milliner, 28 Market st
Owens Sarah, cor Wolf and Fell sts
Owens Isaac, com mt. 80 Dugan's wharfdw Exeter n of Wilk
Owens James, carpenter, n Gay near Aisquith st
Owens Alexander, carpenter, Forest near Monument st
Owens Wm. farmers' agent, SO Uugan's wharf
Owens mrs Mary, sempstress, Montgomery e of Charles st
Owens J, W. globe inn, Bait st 2 doors vv of Howard
Owens Thomas, cabinet maker, 85 1-2 n Howard st
Owens Thomas, H. cabinet maker. Eager al n of Saratoga st
Owens Dr. Isaac B. Aisquith nof Pitt st
Owens Edward, mariner, Henrietta e of Charles st
Owens James, dw 103 Hanover st
tOwens Fanny, washer, Eden n of Pitt st
tOwing Sarah, washer. Mechanic's court near High st
Owings James, coton yarn warehouse, 7 Liberty st
Owings S. public stables. North near Saratoga st dw next door
Owings Benjamin, labourer, Bait st extended
Owings Joseph A. carpenter, 98 n Howard st
Owiugs Thomas, carpenter, Holland st extended
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tOwings Basil, cooper, Park lane e of Poppletou st
I^aca John, cordwainer, cor Baltimore and Bond sis
Paca Nancy, baker. .3'^ Put st
Paca Ann, siioe binder, Hampstead e of Eden st
Packwood James, fiiliertiian, 63 Bond st [near Fawn
Page Washington. A. ship joiner, Hughes' sQuay tJw High •!
Page JLrnes H. prop, ol Image's hotel. Exchange buildings
Page Wrn. ship joiner, Siiles w of Gough st
Page Alfred, ship joiner, High st s of Fawn
Page Daniel, ship joiner, Caroline n of Gough st
Page mrs Mary, Trait e of President st
tPage Thomas, hackman, Painter's court near Pitt st
|Page Matthias, boot black, Caroline n of Praltirt
Paine Allen, dealer in saddlery &.C., s e cor Bait and Howard
Paine John, Eutaw n of Mulberry st
tPaine Philip, carpenter, Johnson s of Cross st
Palnmlory John, tailor, Frederick 3 doors from Gay st
Paimatory Allen, tailor, 118 Green st
Palmer, James, labourer, Pierce e of Pine st
Palmer Edward, com mt. 4 Bowley's whf. dw 114 Hanover st
Palmer Isaac, cordwainer, 11 Potter st
Palmer Mills, carpenter, 8 Fountain row Spring st
Palmer T. &. Co. looking glass &, fancy hard ware stor^, 108 Bait
Palmer Thomas, of above firm, d\\ Fayette near Calvert st [st
Palmer John A tobacconis-t, cor Gay and Front sts
Paner Valentine, tailor, 75 e Fleet st
Pappler Jacob, jmrk mt. e Bait st H. Hill
tParis Ann, Happy al s of Alice Anna st
Parish Wm. butcher, Biddle st s of Penn av
Parish J. wheelwright, Pratteof Green dw Columbia e of Coto
Park Michael, segar maker, Biddle al s of Ross st
Parker Clement, labourer. Harmony lane e of Poppleton st
Parker O. and N. stove manu. and iron store, Calvert st
Parker Oliver, of'above firm, dw 77 e Water st
Parker Nathan, dw Fayette st opposite Post office
Parker John, wheelwrigljt, Park lane e of Run al
Parker Stephen, labourei*, Chatsworth w of Biddle st
Parker Wm. liibourer, Park st s of Richmond
Parker M. A. temperance grocer, cor Barre and Hanover sts
Parker Rachel. Hanjpstead .^t e of Mulberry al
Parker Jonathan, ale house, 5 Centre Market space
Parker Jolm, labourer, Fleet near Caroline st
Parker Jolin, grocer, s e cor Wilk and F'.den st3
^Parker J. labourer, Welcome al w of Hanover st
tParker Isaac, labourer. Sterling near Monument st
Parkinson Robert, livery stable. High near Gay dw next door
Parkinson, James, tailor. Potter s of Hillen st
Parks Sarnh, grocer, cor Hampstead lane and Caroline st
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Parks Mary, widow, cor Exeter st and Necessity al
Parks and Stansbury, wholesale mts. 10 Light si wharf
Parks Thomas H. of above firm, dw Water st e of Exeter
Parks and Hagerty, drug«isls, 9 1-2 Pratt st
Parks Alexander, dw Mulberry near Calvert st
Parks Benjamin, blacksmith, Bond s of Shakspeare st
Parks Elizabeth, P2den st n of VVilk
Parks Abraham, s e cor Pratt and Spring s»s
Parks Archibald, wood inspector, Eden n of Bank st
tParks Dina, washer Union st s of Ross
Parlett John, labourer, 10 Jackson's court
Parlett Elizabeth, sempstress, Ball e of Pine st
Parlef Wm tinner, York st bet Light and Charles sts
Parol David, grocer, s w cor High and Bait sts
Parr Margaret & Co. stone & earthen ware store, 49 South At
pottery, Eden n of Pitt st
Parr David, of above firm, dw Pitt w of Eden st
Parr mrs Lticinda, Star al near Gough st
Parr miss Elizabeth, milliner, High n of Water st
Parr miss Ann, milliner, 55 Harrison st
Parrish Capt. Lewis, Exeter n of Wilk st
Parriway Absalom, brick maker. Hill w of Sharp st
Parrott James Jr. tailor, Canal st near Short al
Parrolt Capt. Benjamin, 2-3 Alice Anna st
Parrott Eliza, Ann st s of Lancaster
Parrott James, senr. tailor, Canal st near Short al
Parsons mrs Esther, 6 Lancaster st
Parsons Thomas, carpenter, High st 2 doors from Hiilen
Parsons Samoel, carpenter, cor Canal and Jefferson sts
Parsons T. boot and shoe maker, 8 Perrv st
Parsons Tnomas, boot and shoe manu. Pratt w of Eatav¥ tt
Parsons John, clerk, cor Green and Lombard sts
Parsons Jonathan, mahogany sawyer, 101 s Paca st
Parsons Joseph, 136 s Paca st
Parsons John, engine finisher, 16 York st
Parsons Joseph, grocer, York bet Light and Charles sti
Partridge John, clerk, Lexington e of Pine st
Partridge Susan, widow. Bait e of East st
Partridge Daubner, cor Bank st and Happy al
Pascall Capt. Peter, mariner, Orleans e of Spring st
Pascall B , carpenter, cor Eden st and Union ai
Passaway James, waterman. Potter st s of Douglass
Passel Rose, Green st n of Mulberry
Pasterfifeld Caleb, cordwainer, Comet st w of Aisquith
tPastor Elich, labourer. Pierce st w ol Pearl
Patapsco Fire aparaius, cor Fayette and North sts
tPatler Vachel, sawyer, cor Monument and Forest sts
Patten George, cabinet maker, Saratoga w of Chalsworlh
Patten Wm. dw Charles st n of Lee
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Passano Joseph, fancy slore, 42 Centre Market sp dw 86 Bait
Pasters Francis, dry goods ml., 31 n Howard st
Pate Wm. pilot, Washington st n of Ahce Anna
Patrick Lorenzo D. tailor, Molt near Ga> si
Patterson John, rigger, Argyle al n of Lancaster st
Patterson Joseph, 10 Ahce Anna st
Patterson John H. apothecary, s e cor Ecien and Bait sts
Patterson miss B. K. Barnet w of Charles st
Patterson and Foster, int. tailors, 2 n Charles st
Patterson John, mt tailor, 22 South st
Patterson W. A. ati'y at law, Fayette e of Charles, dw York st
Patterson Joseph, grocer, cor Light and Montgomery sts
Potterson John, paper hanger, Holliday n ot Saratoga st
Patterson James, cordwainer, cor Canal and JelTerson st
Patterson George, labourer, Franklin w of Chatsworthst
Patterson Wm. carpenter, corner Cove and Fayette sts dw
Lexington e of Cove
Patterson James, weaver, Pierce w of Chatsvvorth st
Patterson Mary, sempstress, Vine e of Pine st .
Patterson Catherine, sempstress, Vine e of Pine st
Patterson Henry, grocer, Penn av s of Biddle st
Patterson John, carpenter, 5 Ross st
Patterson mrs Cecilia, 83 Conway st
Patterson Wm, sailor, 175 Hanover st
Patterson Wm. cooper, Charles n of Lee st
Patterson mrs., Barre e of Hanover st
Patterson Wm. cooper, Charles st s of Paca
Patterson James C. city collector, n Exeter near Bait sts
Patterson Wm. P. brick maker, Bait e of Caroline sts
Patterson Prudence, widow, Caroline n of Bait st
Patterson J. W. and E. iron store, cor Pratt and Commerce sts
Patterson J. W. of above firm, dw South near Bali st
Patterson E., of above firm, dw s Gay near Bait st
Patterson Joseph, hardware store, Pratt st whf dw 16 South st
Patterson Nancy, widow, York bet Light and Charles sts
Patterson Henry, 25 Second st
Patterson Richard, Gough s of Granby st
tPatterson Joshua, sawyer, Caroline n of Bank st
Patton James, cabinet maker. Sharp s of Barnett st
Paul James, tailor, Sav-atoga e of Eiitaw st
Paul John, prop, of Museum, dw s Howard st [Low st
Pawly James, china 8t glass store, 25 s Calvert dw FronI near
Pawley James W. china s»ore 18 s Calvert st
Pawson Wm S. com mt. 17 Smith's wharf
Pawson Wm Exeter s of Granby st
Paxton miss J. teacher, Vine st w of Cove
Payson Henry, dw 12'i Hanover st
JPayne John C. labourer, Caroline n of Orleans st
Peabody, Riggs & Co., importers of dry goods, 191 Bait st
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tPeach Samuel, labourer, Charles s of Montgomery st
Peachaver Eleanor, 28 Park st
Peachy T. G saddle harness and military store, 7 Light st
Peacock Wm. ship carpenter, Block st near Wills
Peacock Samuel,, cordwainer, Buren near Monument st
Peacock Ingram E. umbrella maker, Pralt e of Howard st
Peacock Ellen, weaver, Schrceder st s of Harmony lane
Peal John, deputy keeper of Penitentiary dw York av
Peale miss S. M. portrait painter, Fayette e of North st
Peale mrs Martha, Pratt e of Spring st ■
tPeale James, sawyer, Strawberry al 1 door s of Alice Anna st
tPear Daniel, hostler, Caroline s of Pratt st
Pearce Charles R., firm of Brickhead and Pearce, dw n e cor
Lexington and Charles sts
Pearce Wm. fisherman, 9 Falls av
Pearce Thomas, dw 71 s High st
Pearce Wm. stone cutter, Albemarle 3 of Fawn st
Pearce Thomas, watchman at Penitentiary dw Harford av
Pearce David, grocer, corner of Gay and Frederick sts
Pearce R. boot and shoe maker, A r mislead lane e of Light st
Pearce Julius, wheelwright, 40 n Front st
Pearman , Alice Anna vv of Bond st
Pearson ^lary Ann, Caroline n of Pratt st
Pearson & Sons, fur dealers, 260 w Ball st
Pearson Thomas, Gardener e of Franklin above Core 5t
Peas Christopher, oak cooper, Wagon al w of Howard st
tPeas Milly, washer, Saratoga e of Pearl st
PeastT^r John, labourer, Saratoga w of Chatsworth st
Peaster C. J. tailor, corner of Saratoga and Chatsworth sts
Peck Henry, boot and shoe maker, 1 1 Pratt e of Charles st
Peck Henry, painter and glazier, Caroline s of Wilk st
Pack John, M. Paca n of Mulberry st
Peck John, carpenter, Pitt st e of Strawberry al
tPeck Michael, labourer, Charles n of Hill
tPeck Kitty, carpet weaver, Barre e of Howard st
tPeck Nathaniel, wall colorer, cor Bath and North sts
tPeck Broddy, Strawberry al s of Fleet st
fPeck Levin, cook shop, 29 Light st wharf
tPeck Thomas, mariner. Gallows hill
j:Peck Severn, labourer, Barre vv of Charles st
jPeacker Philipine. corner of Falls av and Wilk st
Peddicord Joseph, carpenter, Gay near Potter st
Peddicord Solomon, Cordwainer, Freeman st n of Lexington
Peirce Wm. H. cordwainer, Eden s of Orleans st
Peirce Manuel, cust. house boatman, 18 Maiden lane
Peirce Israel, corner, Franklin and St. Paul els
Peirce Obed. machinist, 165i High st
Peirce Thos. com mt. lOl^Bowley's wf. dw cor High & Granby
Peirpoint John, cordwainer, Run al n of Lexington $t
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Peirpoint Mary A. Charles st s of Hehrietla
Peirson Wm. dry goods nit. Harrison n of Baltimore st
Peirson Thomas, tanner, 73 Ensor wear Potter st
Pemalty Richard, labourer, West st extended
Peniervvell Wm machinist, York av near Monument st
Perulergrass Wm. huckster, French near liath st
Pendleton mrs. hoarding house, 257 Ball st a
Penn Jacob, hrickmaker, Light st extended
Penn Marv, Uam st w of Emory
Penn Jacob W., constable, corner of Fine and Fayette its
Penn Elizabeth, Saratoga e of Paca st
Fenniman Augustus, clerk, Frederick near Bait st
Pennimari Thos. & Co. com rnts. 77 Bowley's wharf
Penniman John, 17 Green st
Pennington Hyland B. senr. store 71 Bait street dw corner of
Albemarle and Granby sts
Pennington Hyland B. jr. dw Sharp s of Lee st
Pennington miss Elizabeth, 166 Aisquithst
Pennington James, chair maker, 7 Bank lane
Pennington John, piano tuner, 18 Hollinsst
Penrose Charle-, whip and cane maker, 222 Baltimore st
Pentz John J. butcher, Pitt e of Eden st
Pentz Daniel, butcher, Pitt e of Eden st
Pentz Henry, butcher, Pitt w of Spring st
Pentz P. Henry, butcher, Pitt e of Eden st
Pentz Catherme, sempstress, 20 Hollins st
Pentz Joseph, butcher, Pitt e of Eden st
fPepper Peter, Salisbury w of Canal st
Pepple John, Saratoga w of Cove st
Perduzi Catherine, Orleans e of Aisqnith st
Peregoy Caleb, carpenter, Saratoga w of Chatsworth st
Peregoy N. and C. carpenters, 45 Lexington si
Peregoy Nicholas, carpenter, Mulberry e of Paca st
Peregoy Robert, baker, 73 Harrison st
Peregoy James, carpenter, Orleans e of Eden st
Peregoy Joseph, labourer, corner of Eden and Silver sts
Perenizer, mrs , weaver, Baltimore st extended
Perigo Nathan, carpenter, Harford avenue
Perigoy James, brick maker, Fayette w of Pine st [Pine st
Perigoy Joseph, cooper, Franklin e of Green dw George e of
Perin John, baker, Second near Church
Perine Maulden, pottery, corner of Pine and Lexington sts dw
Lexington w of Pine st [of North st
Perine David M. register of wills, courthouse, dw Lexington n
Perkins Hector, broom maker, East st 4 doors from Halfmoon al
Perkins Dr. Elisha, druggist, s w cor, Franklin and Green sts
Perkins Dr. Joseph F. cor Franklin and Green sts
Perrigo Daniel, ship joiner, Wilk st 1 door w of Argylt al
P«rrigo Joseph, constable, 86 Market st
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Perry Samuel, l)rickiay(;r, Charles st s of Henrietta 6t
Perry Robert, Canal s of Gouiili st
Perry Harrnan, High w ol Water st
Perry mrs iMary Ann, l)oar(lmg house. Harrison st near Gay
Perry P()pleton, «2;rocer, 24 Hirri.son st
Perry .1. clerk, Holland st extended
Perry VVm. clerk, Thompson w ofAisquith st
Perry Jeremiah, tailor, Pratt st w of Harford run
tPerry Major, labourer, Strawberry al s ofWilkst
tPerry Valentine, lal)nur(!r, 60 Strawberry alley
fPerry Charles, boot black, I Hanover st
Peter Frontier, sawyer, Wa^on al w ofLiberfy st
Peter Christopher, clothins; t^iore, 56 Pralt st
Peterkin George W. com ^nt. 48 s Gay dw Pralt e of Exeter ft
Peters 'I'hos. cor Aibfimarle and Graij[)y sis
Peters Georo;e A. iirocpr, s e cor Bond and Alice Anna sti
Peters VVm. baker, Block st near Drawbridge
Peters miss Maria, cor Albemarle and Granby sts
Peters Henry, l)ricklayer, cor Kranklin and Courtland sts
Peters Joim. carpenter, shop, bet Green & Paca sts dw Centre
eol Si. Paul st
Pelers Sus-^e. T. stock and Exchanire broker &c. n w cor Bait
and North sis dw Pearl near Saratoga st
Peters Edward J. jnstire o' the peace, office High near Gay dir
corner Albemarle and Granby sts
Peters Hf-nry, G< erne st e of Pme
Peteis Georiie I 16 n Howard st
Peters Jolin C. pamtor, '-21 JNIulberry st
Peters Richard, tavern, cor. Low and Aisquith stS
Peters George, 73 n Kxeier st
Peters l'>li'/, ib^ih. widow, 107 Aisquith st
Peters C. G. Si. Son. nu tailors, 8 South st
tPeters Polly, Lerew's al s Mulberry st
1 Peters Rbe, Strawherry al n (ifGough st
tPeters John, fisher, Long lane n of Orleans st
Peterson John, seaman, Argvie al s of Alice Anna st
Peterson .1. jr. tobacconist. Bond s of Lancaster st
Peterson (^apt. Erasiruis, 109 Bond st
Peterson IVlartiti, ri^gpr, 77 Bond st
Pererson Mr. dw Market si extended
JPeterson I*'!ijah, labf)urer, happy al n of Gough st
tPeierson H« iiry 8 Market st f p
Pelherbridiie J.* C. demist and bleeder, 13 e Bait si
Pethorbridge. VVm. M. '25 Centre Market space
Petri J T prof, of nujsic. Franklin 4 doors above Charles st
Petlicorfl J.»hn, hatter. '11 llollaiid st
Peitit O'^adiah. bor.k seller and stationer, cor Gay and Exeter
Peilil Rlizabeth, l04 Eulaw st
Petus James, iron founder, York bet Light and Charles sta
253
PIE MatchelVs Baltimore
Pew David, overseer of gas house, dw North near Saratoga at
Plaster Bartholomew, tailor, Lancaster st e of Strawberry al
Pfeil John, confectioner, 70 n Howard st
Pfeil Conrad, cordvvainer, Mulberry e of Cove st
Pfeil Peter, tailor, ilolliday n of Saratoga st
Pfil Daniel, tailor, Penn av n of Union st
Phafil P. A. musician, Harrison st near Etna lane
Phelan & Bogue, tobacconists, 10 Pratt st
Phelps Gardner, cordwainer, Mulberry w of Pine st
Phelps mrs , huckster, Bait e'of Cove st
JPhelps Thomas, fisherman, Potter e of Low st
Phenix Thos. cashier of Western bank, cor Eutaw and Bait sti
Phiefer Philip, tailor, Paca st s of Lexington
Phillip Louis, ship carpenter, Wolf n of Fleet st
Phillipp John, baker, Light near Hill st
Phillips Capt. Isaac, n Frederick st
Phillips Wm. waterman, Alice Anna, 1 door w of Ann st
Phillips Lydia, 26 Ann st
Phillips Wm. B. ship joiner, Pinkney e of Market st
Phillips Capt. James, 43 Albemarle st
Phillips Capt. Wm. s w cor High and Granby sts
Phillips Richard, letterer and gilder, 29 New Church st
Phillips S. H. brickmaker, Sharp st s of Lee
Phillips Thomas, hardware store, n Gay near Engine houfe
Phillips Wm. grocer, cor Monument and Sterling st
Phillips Wm. M. cabmet maker, 23 Sterling st
Phillips Isaac, soap factory, 17 Pearl st dw 14 s Calvert st
Phillips James, plaisterer, 7 Long lane
Phillips Isaac, carter, Chesnut al e of Pine st
Phillips Wm. blacksmith, Orleans near Caroline st
Phillips Wm. grocer, 36 n Howard st
Phillips Wm. dw Marion st w of Howard
Phillips Wm. cabinet maker, corner Monument & Sterling sts
Phillips Elizabeth, widow, cor Armistead lane and Light st
fPhillips Lewis, carter, Exeter near French st
tPhillips James, carter, Spring st s of Bait
iPhillips Wm. labourer, Bounty lane bet Caroline & Spring sts
tPhillips Perry, Caroline n of Pratt st
tPhillips Bristol, stevedore, Caroline s of Wilk st
jphillips Levin, carter, Wolf 1 door from Fleet st
tPhillips Charles, carter. Long lane n of Hollins st
tPhipps Ann, semp&tress, New st e of Paca
Phoenix Shot tower, cor Pitt and Front sts
Pieaker John, Lancaster w of Market st
Pierce Stephen A. hat manu. 16 Centre Market space
Pierce Thomas, cordwainer, Sarah Ann e of Cove st
Pierce mrs Ann, 18 Fayette st
Pierce George K. tailor, 7 Lexington st
tPierce Richard, huckster, Cove s of Pierce it
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Pickett Mary, sempstress, BidtJIe al s of Ross st
Pickett Mary, sempstress. Union s ol Ross st
Pickering Samuel S. Exeter s of Gran by st
Pierson Noah, iron founder, Hill e of Williams st
Piersoin Capt E , Pratt st 3 doors e of Exeter
Pifer Betsy, German e of Sharp st
Pigeon J«)hn, primer, Caroline s of Bait st
Pike Abraiiam, 28 Liberty st
Pike H. & Ward, hardware mts, 21 s Calvert st
Pilkington Serena, sempstress, Low bet Hii^h and Exeter 8t»
Piling Peter, shoemaker, Eden n of Wdk st
Pir.dell John, constable, Eden s of Orleans st
Pindle mrs Jane, 151 Bond st
Pindle Tliomas, Caroline row Caroline st
Pindle Lewis, t^exton, of Metl). church, dw n Gay near Motl tt
Pindle A — — , trunk maker, Aisquith s of Low st
Pindle A. and Q. trunk makers, cor Hij^h arm Low sta
Pindle M;iry, washer. Potter s of Douglass st
f Pines Charles, labourer, Rock si n ol Lexington
tPiney Samuel, sawyer, Barre e of Howard st
fPinion , dravrnan, Perry w of Howard st
Pinkney Wm. dw 4 Waterloo row
Pinkney tnrs Ann, 5 Waterloo row
Pinkney Jon ithan, cashier, of Chesapeake bank, dw Pleasant
w of St. Paul st
tPinkney Charles, drayman, Chesnut a! w of Chatsworth si
JPinkney Heury, waiter, L, Sharp st s oJ Lexington
Piper James, Hanover s of Baltimore street
Piper David, 105 s Eutaw st
Piper Philip, bacon store. Bait w of Paca st dw 27 Pearl st
Pipes Perry, labourer, Salisburv st w of Canal
JPipes Jacob, tf)bacconist, Hall'moon al near East st
Pitlman mrs Martha, band box maker, Comerce n of Pratt st
Pittman E & Co , dry goods mts., 191 Bait st
Pittman Edward, mt , dw Green st opp. Medical College
Pitts Charles H. attorney at law, office 14 Fayette st
Pitts Thomas, hatter, Hillen near Front st [of High st
Placide Matthew, carpenter, North st s of Saratoga dw Ball e
Placide Henry, oak cooper, Buchanan's wharf a of Pratl at
Plackenberry Anna, 70 n High st
Piaskitt Fite & Co, booksellers St stationprs,2l8 w Baltimore st
book bindery, McClellan's al s of Fayette st
Piaskitt John of above firm, dw cor Park and Monument sts
Plater Chrisiian. foundryman. Federal hill near Telegraph
Pleasants John P. and Sons, mts , 70 Bowley's wharf
Pleasants Wm. A. dw. n Calvert near Saratoga st
Plitt and Handolph, grocers, Lexington e of Green st
Plitt Wm. confectioner. Mulberry w of Hr)ward st
Plill George, baker, Franklin st w of Chatsworth
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Piilt Lewis, grocer, cor Run al and Fayette si
Plowman James, carpenter, Cross near Williams st
Plowman Richard, labourer, Cross near Williams st
Plowman and Reilly, wholesale confectioners, 25 n Howard st
Plumber, Edward, lime & feed store, cor Monument &c Aisquith
Plume Myer, Fleet st 1 door w of Apple al
Plummer John, block and pump maker, Spring st s of Bank
Plummer Samuel, coac'.i trimmer, Bus} al w of Charles si
Plummer Nolly, huckster, Neighbor's st near Harford av
Plummer Samuel, drayman, Sharp n of Hill st
Plummer and Wilson, imp. of hardware, ci>r Eutaw & Bait sts
Plummer Richard, of above firm, dw Lexiiititon e of Pine st
Plummer George, weaver, Miilliken e of Spring st
Plyman John, barber, Camden st w of Hanover
Pochon Charles F. clerk, 11 s Eutaw st
Pocock Thomas, market man, Harford avenue
Poe Nelson, publisher Balto. Chronicle, ()6 Liberty st
Pogue Elizabeth, 26 German st
Polack M. S. drug and medicine store, 13 Fell st s of Thames
Polk David, weaver, Aisquith st n of Low
Pollard Seth, painter, Granby st e of High
Pollitt John E. car[)enier, Exeter st 2 doors n of Fawn
Policy Thomas, tavern, Light st near Balderston
Pollock Henry, grocer, Lexington st extended
Polly Richard, drayman, Charles st s of Busy alley
Pontier f^. E clerk, Frederick st near Gay
Pool John, grocer, n w cor Eutaw and New sts
Poole John, labourer. Mulberry st e of Chat^worlh
Poole James, carpenter, Barre st e ot Howard
Poole James, Holland st w of Eden
Poole James, carpenter. Sharp st s of Welcome alley
Poole Rezin, cooper, Bu^y alley w of Charles st
Poor mrs Mary, cor Albemarle and Stiles sts
Poor John H. auctioneer, North near Lexington
Poor &. Keyser importers hardware, 208 Baltimore st
Pope Jacob, basket maker, cor Sharp and New Church sts
Pope D. S. & Needles, painters in general, 47 South st
Pope D. S. of above firm, dw 47 South st
Pope Daniel, painter in general. 111 Pratt st
Pope George, bnishmaker, cor Liberty st and Wagon alley
Pope James, stone cutter, Pratt st w of Penn
Pope Folger, painter, 32 s Calvert st
fPope Maria, washer, Suirar al w of Li^ht st
iPope Mr)Sfs, labourer. Sugar al w of Light st
jPope Sophia, Hill st near Charles
Popplein & Brothers, dry goods merchants, 13 n Howard si
Popplein C. & N. wholesale druggists, Liberty st n of Balto.
Popplein , merchant, dw Conway st e of Sharp
Popplein Thomas, Salisbury st 1 door e of Exeter
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Director for 1837. POW
Porter Au};usius, Orleans st e of Caroline
Porter Francis A. clerk, 8 Bank lane
Porter miss Eliza, Bond st n ol Baltimore
Porter Jane, widow, 44 South st
Porter Mary Ann, Mulberry st e of Paca
Porter VVm. bricklayer, Pierce st e ot Chatsworth
Porter Mary, boarding house, 20 Ann st
Porter Thomas, riguer, 90 Market st
Porter mrs Susan, Carohne row Caroline st
Porter Koberi, firm ol Buck & Porter, Pratt st vv of Gough
Porter Robert L. coaclmuiker, Charles st s of Henrietta
Porter Hu^ih, tavern, cor Forest and Ensor sis
Porter mrs Elizabeili, n Gay st near Forest
Porter mrs Sarah, East st s of French
tPorter Lemuel, sawyer, Happy al ? of Fleet st
Posnankie Jos. clolhinj; store, 57 Lombard st
Posey Nalliaiuel, tavern, cor Franklin and Cove sts
Posey Rebecca, washer, Ciiamberlain alley s side
Post J. W. academist and drau^hlsman, 18 Potter st
Post Office, n e cor Fayette and North sts J. S. Skinner, P. M,
Post Office stable, North st near Lexington
Postley Thomas, siove dealer, cor Calvert and Water sts
Potter Dr. Isaac, Lexington st w of St Paul's
Potter Sarali, cor Cunway and Green sis
Potter Elijah, ship carpenter, Hill st w of Charles
Poller mrs Elizabeth, French st near Monument
Potter I'homas, ciiy watchman, Canal st near Jefferson
Potter Moses, wholesale queensware merchant, cor Charles and
Lomliard sis dw cor Park and PVanklin
Potter John, jr. tin plate worker, 30 s Calvert st
tPotler John, steam boat hand, 13 Potter st
Pottenger Thomas B. justice of the peace, n vv cor St Paui'i
and Fa} etie sts dw 107 Hanover st
Potts Robt. woolspinner. opp Lexington st e of Rock
Potzual John, shoemaker, Thames st 2 doors from Market
Pouder VVm. P dry goods merchant, 61 n Howard st
Pouder lifoiiard, accountant, 23 n Exeter st
Pouslon Alexander, merchant, Fayette steof Cove
Poultney Elizabeth & Co. dry goods store. 45 Pratt e of Sharp
Powell Heiirv, block aid pump maker, McElderry's wharf, dw
Ai!-quith s ot Orleans st
Powell Isiac, wheelwright, dw Constitution near French st
Powell miss A. young ladies school, Pine n of Franklin st
tPowell Joseph, waterman. Bond s of Alice Anna st
tPovvell Charles, labourer, Park lane w of Pearl st
tPowell B(Mijamin, shoe maker, Potter s of Douglass st
Power MichI principal Asbury college,dw Franklin e of St Paul
Power Jas. and John, mts., 12 Franklin st dw n Howard
Powers Win. 11. coach maker, Saratoga w of Eutaw st
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Powers Joshua, labourer, Hill w of Sharp st
Powers Henry, shoemaker, Franklin w ot Cove
Powers James, flour mt. corner Howard and Franklin sts
Powers Solomoti, tirocer, cor Penn and Pratt st
Powers John N. L^xeter near Bait st
tPowers James, barber, Forest near Gay st
Powhattan manu. Co. warehouse, German bet Hanover and
Sharp sts Samuel Harden president
Powles HcMiry, cabinet maker, n w cor Howard and Saratoga
Pralle D. turner 58 Harrison st
Pratt and Keith, com mis 29 and 30 s Charles st
Pratt Enoch, of above firm, city hoiel
Pratt Joseph engineer, Forest st w of Harford Run
{"Pratt Freeman, Biddle st w of Ross
jPratt Wm. seaman, Union al e of Eden st
JPratt Samuel, labourer, Short al w of Canal st
Prentice John H. teacher, York avenue
Prentice Sumner, ship chandler and grocer, 17 Spear's wharf
dw Exeter necr Baltimore st
Prentice Alexander, tailor, 43 Pearl st
Prentiss Ann, Ann st n of Fleet
Presbyterian Churches, see page 18
Prestman George, clothing store, n w cor Bond and Fleet sti
Preston Wm. P attorney at law, 19 Fayette st dw Hanover.il
below Pratt
Preston John, shoemaker, Fleet below Caroline st
Preston mrs Lowry, Eutaw s of Saratoga st
Preston Wm. blacksmith, Montgomery e of Light st
tPreslon Peter, boarding house, Pleasant e of Park st
JPreston lienry, cabinet maker, Mulberry w of Pearl it
Pretlove mrs Sarah, milliner, 54 Baltimore st
Prettyman Henry, tobacconist, Harrison n of Baltimore it
JPrevace Abraham, carter, Charles st n of Montgomery
Prevot A. tobacconist, 91 Eutaw st
Price Sarah, 17 Fell st
Price Walter, thip builder, Fell s of Thames st
Price Hannah, 23 Alice Anna st
Price Betsy, 120 Wilk st
Price Frederick, shoemaker, Apple al near Alice Anna it
Price Israel, tanner. Park n of Saratoga st
Price John, Light near Henrietta st
Price mrs., milliner. Gay near Front st
Price Isaiah B. grocer, corner Hillen and Forest sts
Price Wm. sportsman, York av near Monument st
Price Rice, coach maker, Williams near Cross st
Price Asavoy, dw Sharp s of Wayne st
Price Augustus M &> Co. confectioners, 189 Baltitnore It dw
15 Lexington street
Price widow, Hanover s of Lombard st
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Price H., dry goods merchant, 69i n Howard st
Price John H., blacking manufacturer, Paca st s of Camden
Price Benjamin, merchant tailor, 60 n Howard st
Price , surveyor, Madison st e of Howard
Price John, carpenter, Hampstead st e of Strawberry al
Price Margaret, Granby st opposite Gough
tPrice John, laborer, Sharp st s of Hill
tPrice Levi, shoemaker. Potter st e of Low
tPrice Thomas, whitewasher, 17 M'Clellan's st
JPfice , blacksmith, Exeter st n of Hillen
tPrice Romeo, waiter, Hamilton st e of Charles
Price Catherine, market woman, Temple st s of Pitt
Pridgeon John, Chamberlain al s side
tPrient Thomas, laborer, Sterling st near Madison
Prigle Jacob, harness maker, York Avenue
Priie Conrard, laborer, 7 Thames st
Primrose William, cedar cooper, n Gay st near Forrest
Primrose William, carpenter, Pine st n of Chestnut al
Prince Caspar, hatter, 5 Thames st e of Market
Prince Capt. John, 157 e Pratt st
Prince Lemuel, carpenter, Gay st near High
Prince John, cordwainer, L. alley near Frederick st
Prince William, grocer, cor Pitt st and Strawberry al
PringleMrs. Lucy, 80 n Charles st
Prior Joseph B , cooper, Saratoga st e of Eutaw
Pritchard Levin, cabinet maker, East st n of Pitt
Pritchard Mary Ann, widow, Hollins st w of Eden
Proctor Wm., hardware merchant, 4 Pratt st dw 73 s High st
Proctor Margaret, widow, Forrest st n of Douglass
tProctor Charles, porter, Forrest st s of Orleans
Prosper Eliza, George st e of Pine [berry
Proud John G., manager of Pent'y- dw Courtland st s of Mui-
Proud John G. attorney at law, office 18 St. Paul's st
Proudfoot Alexander, agent, Carpenter's al e of Eutaw at
Prout W. B., boot and shoemaker, 113 Camden st
JProul Sarah, washer. Busy al e of Sharp st
fProut Ellen, washer, German st e of Cove
jProut Israel, laborer, cor Columbia and Howard st
tProut William, sawyer, Busy al e of Sharp st
Pruits Frederick, shoemaker, Orleans st e of Aisquith
Pryor Edward, collector, 97 n Front st
Pryor John, engineer, 5 Gould's court near Montgomery st
Pryor Edward, carpenter, Front st near Hillen
Pryor George W. coach manufactory, Frederick 8t near Balti-
more dw same
Public Schools, see page 85
Public Store, 43 s Gay st
Pue Joseph, labourer, Lancaster st e of Market
Pue Miss Margaret, Charles st n of Saratoga
QUI MatchelVs Baltimore
Pue Dr. Arinur, 30 Hanover st
Pullen Randall, sea captain, e Baltimore st e of Caroline
Pulley Diana, washer, above Howard st betvv Green and Conway
Pulley Capt. James, n w cor Wilk and WoUsts
tPulley Sarah, Spring st n 'of Gou^h
tPulley Edward, drayman, East st sof Douglass
JPurceU James, labourer, Columbia st near Cove
-Purcell James, grocer, Frederick st s of Water
Purdie Elizabetli, dress maker, s Calvert st 2d door from Mercer
Purdy John, commission merchant, 58 s Frederick st. dw cor of
e Pratt and Albemarle sts
Perkins miss Charlotte, Academy, Frederick st near Gay
Purnell Charles B. draper and tailor, 60 Pratt st
fPurnell Shepen, barber, n Gay st near Front, dw nearly opp
Purner George, labourer, Harford avenue
Purter Charles, victualler, Columbia st w of Emory
Purviance Hon. John, associate judge Baltimore County Court.
dw s Gay st betvv Baltimore and Second
Purviance Samuel, office Fayette st w of Calvert
Purviance Robt. attorney at law, office Frederick st betw Second
Purviance Robert, Courtland st w of Pleasant [and Balto.
ifPurviance Catherine, huckster, French lane
IPurviance William, carter, East st near Hillen
Perkuker George, blacksmith, Thames st e of Block
Purvin Harmati, labourer, Market st n of Tiiames, i\ p.-
Purvis James F. Harford av. near Missionary church
tPye Rozetta, washer, Eager alley e side
Q,UAIL George K. hat manufacturer, 16S Baltimore st. dw 4
Quakers' Meeting house, see page 13 [New Church st
Quay J. C. carpenter, 98 Pratt st
Quay mrs Sarah, Eden st s of Pitt
Quay James &. R. oak coopers, 8 Grant st. dw next door
Quay Jno. M. boat builder, City Bli)ck, dw Philpot w of Thame*
Quay Sarah , sempstress, Harford avenue
Queen James, carpenter, Eauar alley n of Saratoga st
Queen Edward, carter, St. Mary's st s of Ross
tQueen Eliza, washer, Columbia st e of Howard
:j:Queen Harriet, Frederick st near Second
tQ,ueen Elias, labourer, Cross stnear William
tQueen Stephen jr. labourer. Hill st e of Charles
tQueen Stephen, huxter, Hill st near Charles
tQueen Chrissy, washer, West st extended
Quel John H. Shakspeare st vv of Market
Quinlan Martha, Pacast s of Columbia
Quinn Margaret, grocer, 244 n Howard st
Quinn Matthew, hat and shoe store, 68 Pratt st
Quinn Peter, shoe maker, cor Mercer and Grant sis
Quinn John, labourer, 5 Mercer St
Quinn William, drayman, Camden st w of Calhoun alley
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Quinn Thomas, liquor store, s e cor Wilk and Spring sts
Cluinn James, bank st Harford Run
Quinn Hugh, labourer, Davis st
Quinn James, labourer, Holliday st n of Bath
Quinn Edward, labourer, Cross st near Johnson
|Q,uinn Robert, stevadore, Apple alley near Lancaster st
Quincy Capi. John D. Exeter st near Hillen
tQuinton labourer, Long alley s of Newst
tCtuinton Solomon, Busy alley e of Sharp st
Quisick Edward, printer, 100 Bond st
JU/ABB Stephen, hackman. Low st betw Potter and Forest
Raborg Henrietta, grocer, Columbia st w of Cove
Raborg Christopher, wholesale tin and copper warehouse, 12
Pratt St. dw Pratt st near Eutaw
Kaby Christopher, fisherman, Lancaster st w of Strawberry al.
Rafield William W. tailor, cor Barre and Howard sts
Ragen John, labourer. Constitution st near French
Rail Road office, of the Balto. and Ohio, n e cor Calvert -and
Fayete sts. ticket office n e cor Charles and Camden sts
Rail Road Bait. & Susquehanna, depot cor North st and Eager
Raine Ellen, tailoress, Caroline st n of Baltimore [alley
Raines Capt. Lewis, Gough st w of Bond
Rainbow Charles, Salisbury st e of Lloyd
JRalph Benjamin, sawyer, Happy alley s of Fleet st
tRaiph, Abraham, sawyer, Happy alleys of Fleet st
Ramsay Isaac, 28 Fleet st
Ramsay Joseph, ship smith, 11 Market st. f. p.
Ramsay Mrs Ann, Alice Anna st e of Bond
Ramsay mrs Ann, 8 Thames st
Ramsay Jefferson, agent of Baltimore Chemical factory, Stiles st
Ramsey Wm. brush manufactory, 17 n Howard st [w of Exeter
Ramsay Alexander, carter. Low st n of Forest
{."Ramsay Charles, labourer, Long lane n of Orleans
Ramsay Elizabeth, Academy, Gay st near Fayette
Randal John, carpenter, Spring st s of Pratt
Randall William, rope maker, cor Bond and Pinkney sts
Randall Charles, waterman, 51 Centre Market space*^
Randall Mrs Mary, Stillhouse st
Randall Thomas W. tailor, Harford avenue near Madison st
Randall mrs Nancy, York st w of Light
Randall John K. and Co. merchants, 109 Smith's whf
Randall John, clerk, Conway st e of Charles
Randall mrs. huckster, Cove st betw Franklin and Pierce
Randall Col. Beale, Franklin st e of Cove
Randall Frecia, Eager alley e side
Randall D. A. mead manufactory, 126 n Howard st. dwll6 How-
Randall Elisha, clerk, 61 ront st [ard st
Randall mrs Mary, boarding house, Columbia st extended
Randolph Thomson, teacher, Wilk st near Ann, dw Fleet st near
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Randolph Eliza, Bath st e of Davis
Raner Solomon, mariner, Wayne st w of Howard
tRaner William, mariner, Eutavv st s of Conway-
Rankin Samuel, soap factory, York avenue
Rankin Samuel, grocer, Potter st 2d door n of Gay
Rankiji Robert, hatter. Potter st near Gay
Raphael Gatchell, pedlar. Guess st near VVilliam
Ranons John T. boat builder, City Block
Ra'ick Jno. carpenter, cor Pratt and President sts. dw Gough st
Rarick Frederick, ship joiner, Gough st w of Caroline
Rasin J. M. &, Co. grocers and com. mts. 7 Light st wharf
RatlitT VVilliam, clerk, 94 n High st
Ratchell Mrs Elizabeth, Hampstead st e of Spring
Rau & Smith, produce dealers, n e cor Paca and Franklin sts
RauAnthony, grocer, n e cor Paca and Mulberry sts
Ravigneaux Francis, ice cream manufacturer. Water st w of
Centre Market space
Rawlings mrs Ann, e Barre st e of Sharp
Ray James, carpenter, Front st s of Gay
Ray Alexander, importer of wines, &c. 42 s Charles st
Ray George, oak cooper, cor Run lane & and Conway st
Ray Wm. tailor, rear of Green st
Ray Samuel, wine merchant, Charles st. dw Camden w of Sharp
Rayhiser Thomas J. coach trimmer, Saratoga st e of Cove
Raynolds , blacksmith, 74 s Howard st
Rayno Modest, hatter, Frederick st near Gay
Rea George, clerk, 105 s Paca st
Rea John H. firm of Peter Wilson & Co. clothing store, dw
Mercer st e of Light
Read Robert, ship carpenter, 65 Alice Anna st
Read Arthur, feed stere, French st near High
Read George, bricklayer, French st near Ex'eter
Read Wm. G. attorney at law, dw Mulberry st w of Cathedral
Readal Matthias, labourer. Liberty alley near Madison st
Ready mrs Bridget, Bishop's lane s of Stiles st
Ready mrs. boarding house, 73 Green st #
Ready Wm. M. carpenter, cor Centre and Charles sts. dw Madi-
son st w of Howard
Reams Josiah, carpenter, Pine st n of Chatsworth
Reany William, 28 e Baltimore st
Rearden Dr. office and dw. Gay st near Orange alley
Reboo John, painter, n w cor Bond and Fleet sts
Recruiting Rendezvous, for U. S. Army, 36 Light st
Redburn Henry, labourer, Holliday st n of Bath
Reddic Charles, waterman. Fleet st near Caroline
Redding mrs. Pratt st hotel, 14 Pratt st
Reddish Tnomas, shipwright, Wilk st w of Ann
Redgrave Simuel H. livery stable, Ciiarles st near Pratt, dw
Barre st near Charles
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Redgrave John, carpenter, Green st s of Lombard
Redgrave John, carpenter, 224 n Howard st
Redgrave John B. carpenter, Columbia st w of Green
Red men's Lodge, 29 Market st f. p.
Recketts Ctiarles, ladies' boot and shoe maker, 69 n Exeter st
Reece mrs Margaret, Alice Anna st w of Apple alley
Reece Capt. Joshua, Pratt st w of Harford Run
Reed Jacob, waterman, Strawberry alley s of Alice Anna st
Reed Felix, carter. Elbow lane
Reed Lucius, clerk, Charles st near Centre
Reed Samuel, dry goods merchant, Centre Market space near
Second st. dw 80 Harrison st
Reed Ellen, Tyson alley
Reed Lyman & Co. com. mts. and dealers in wool, 23 s Charles
Reed Lyman, firm of Lyman Reed &, Co. dw 29 n Charles st
Reed Alexander, dry goods store, Hillen st e of Front
Reed Mary, shoe binder, L alley near Frederick st
Reed John, cordwainer, Baltimore st extended
Reed John, cooper, Park lane w of Schroeder st
Reed Samuel, cooper, Park lane e of Poppleion st
Reed Isabella, confectioner, cor Pearl and Mulberry sts
Reed Oliver H. stone cutter, Pratt st v/ of Penn
Reed Isaac, labourer, Holland st extended
Reed William, weaver, Preston st s of Koss
Reed John, locksmith, 109 Eutaw st
Reed John, carpenter. Carpenter's alley e of Paca st
Reed Seth, merchant, Hamilton st e of Cathedral
Reed John, clerk. Monument st w of Canal
Reed Rebecca, wool spiner, East st n of Douglass
Reed William, 22 Aisquith st
Reed Joseph, carpenter, Douglass st n of Aisquith
tReed Josiiua, labourer, Elbow lane w of Green st
tReed Thomas, labourer, Hill st w of Sharp
JReed George, bricklayer, Montgomery st extended
iReed Henry, labourer, Exeter st near Hillen
tfleed Caroline, washer, French st near Exeter
|Reed James, labourer, Montgomery st extended
jReed Felix, labourer, Apple alley s of Fleet st
Reader Charles, steam engine builder. Federal Hill near ghiss
house, dw Light st betw Sugar alley and Henrietta sts
Reeder Amos, steam engine builder. Light st near Henrietta
Reeder William, tobacco inspector, HolUday st opp. Cit^^'Hall
Reekera iohn J. professor of Mathematics, Water st near Fred -
R'jese Jacab, pilot, 72 M irket st. f p. [crick st
Reese mrs Jane, n w cor Gough and Caroline sts
Reese David, basket maker, Pratt st e of Spring
Reese Henry, butcher, cor Lerew's alley and Madison st
Reese John, grocer, 62 n Howard st. dwPenn. avenue e of Bid(il«
Reese E. Y. academy, n e cor Paca and Mulberry
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Reese Samuel, clerk. Eager alley w side
Reese John E. teller in Farmers' and Planters' Bank, cor German
Reese Daniel, brickmaker, 92 s Paca si [and Green sts
Reese George, bi ickmaker, Green st n of Paca
Reese Andrew, upholsterer, 61 Conway st
Reese Henry, butcher, Mulliken, st e oi' Caroline
Reese Rev. Danl. E. teacher, n Exeter st near Market, d\v 34 n
Reese Thomas L. grocer, cor Honover and Pratt sts [Exeter
Reese J. L. brickmaker, dw cor Sharp and Lee sts
Reese William, brickmaker, dw Sharp st n of Lee
Reever Robert H. shoe maker, 75 Piit st
Reeves Abigail, 29 Ann st
Reeves Joseph F. watch maker and jeweller, 46 Baltimore st.
dw Pratt st nearHarford Run
Reeves John A. tanner and currier, Saratoga st extended
Reeves James, painter, Orleans st e of Caroline
Reformed Presbyterian Church, see page 18
Rehine Talma, dw Holliday st near City Hall
Reibling Henry, Shakspeare st w of Market
Reidier Elias, labourer, Tyson alley near Howard st
Reifsnider Wm. hatter, 57 Saratoga st
Reighn Frederick, victualler, Penn. azenue n of Greenwillow st
Reiiiy Thomas, stone mason, Baltimore st e of Pine
Reilly Patrick, labourer, Tyson alley e of Falls road
Reiiiy M. O. and Co. grocers, cor Eden and Mulliken sts. dw
Reilly Charles, 4 Commerce st [same
Reiiiy James, tavern, 50 Water st
Reilly James, labourer, Davis st near Bath
Reilly George, grocer, n w cor Water and Frederick sts
Reilly Bernard, proprietor of hacks, Water st near Frederick
Reilly Patrick, Exchange tavern. Water betw Gay and Frederick
' tReilly Harritt, L alley near Frederick st
Reinhardt Charles, surgical instrument maker, 24 Lombard st
Reinhardt C;iarles, carpenter. Park st n of Saratoga
Reineman Harriet, cor Biltimore and North sts
Reinicker Ann M. Sharp st s of German
Reinicker George, s w cor Baliin;ore and Liberty Sts
Reinwald Wi,liam,26 s Howard st
Reinwick Robert, cabinet maker, Hill st near Light
Reip Alfred H. tinner, 2-67 Baltimore st dw Mulberry e of Paca
Reip Henry, tinner, 8 Paca st
Reipart George, Federal Hill near Glass house
Reisinger Henry, harness maker, 62 Franklin st. dw 60 Howard
Reisinger George, cordvvainer, Biddle st w of Ross
JReister Susan, cook, Painter's Courts of Pitt st
Reitz Henry L. grocer and feed store, cor Camden and Eutaw
Remere Antoine, conlectioner, 4 s Gay st
Remington Jesse, lottery and exchange office, n w cor Market 8c
Remor Thos. steaua boat hand. Hill st e of Charles (Thames sts
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Reashaw & Davi.s, hat manufactory 48 Pratt st
Rentz Francis, 14 Lancaster st
Reny Joseph, bricklayer, Madison st w of Cathedral
Rersch Louis, tailor, 31 e Water st
Reside William, Military Hall, Gay st near Fayette
Ret Francis, Hammond alley
Relherford Elijah, grocer, cor e Baltimore and Eden sts
Rever Henry, labourer, Charles st s of Lee
Ravell Michtel, grocer, Light st near Balderston
Reyburg Goddard, clerk, cor Eutavv and Pratt sts
Reyburn Thotnas G. commission merchant, 75 Bowley's wharf,
Reynolds Joseph, tobacco merchant, dw Hanover st s of Barre
d\v 32 Franklin st
Reynolds, and Mosher wholesale grocers, and commission mer-
chants, 38 n Howard st
Reynolds Isaac, proviiiion store, 269 Baltimore st. dw Sharp st s
\ Reynolds H. & J. Carpenters, Harrison st near G^y [Lombard
'Reynolds Wm. cordwainer, Harlbrd avenue near Monument st
Reynolds Washington, blacksmith, Green st near Paca
itleynolds Catherine B. 7 Saratoga st
lUeynolds Edward, clerk, Charles st n of Barre
'Reynolds John, carpenter, Hughes st betw Light and William
Rhinehart Charles, box maker, 11 s Sharp st
/ Rhinehart Theresa, Wilk st e of Caroline
/ Rhinehart Henry, shoe maker, Wilk st w of Caroline
Rhinehart Philip, carpenter, n Gay st near Mott
Rhinehart George, cabinet maker, Water st betw Gay and Fred-
Rhoads W. com. mt. 61 Smith's wharf [ererick sts
Rhoads John, mariner, Potter st s of Douglass
Rhoads Richard, dry goods store, Howard st s of Richmond
Rhoads John H. tobacco insi)ector, 178 Hanover st
Rhodes Eicke and Co. importers of silk goods, 95 Baltimore st
Rhodes Benjamin C. merchant, 47 Faye'.te st
Rice mrs Mary, boarding house. Light st wharf near Barre st /
Rice Thomas H. block and pump maker, cor Light st whfand
Richards N. grocer, cor Charles and Hughes sts [Barre sts
Richs Dr. Arthur, office and dw. 91 Hanover st
Richards Jonathan, shoe maker, s w cor Fleet and Caroline sis
Richards Samuel, carter, Light st near Montgomery
Richards MrsiMary, sempstress. High st near French
Richards Timothy, coach manulactory, High st 2d door from
Hillen, dwHigh st 1 door from Hillen
Ri^hanls Jolm, wheelwright, High st 2d door from Hillen
Richards John C. flour merchant, 286 w Baltimore st
Richards Solomon, fisherman, Ensor st extended
Richards Dr. John C. 18 Lexington st
Richardson Wm millwright, 9 Jackson Court
Richardson Robert, Fayette st w of Pine
Richardson Wm. S. cordwainer Pine &t n of Franklin
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Richardson and son, produce dealers, Penn. avenue e of Biddlest
Richardson Martha, sempstress, Howard st s of Richmond
Kictiardson Edward J. grocer, 82 Pratt st dw Coaway st e of
Richardson Wm. slaire driver, 3 Ross st [Charles
Richardson Geort^e W. commissiwn merchant, firm of McDonald
and Co. Bovvley's wharf, dvv Aisquithst n ji' Pilt
Richardson Beale H. dry goods store, cor Bait st and Tripo-
lett's alley, dw 81 Front st
Richardson Joseph, Canal st s of Baltimore
Richardson James, rigger, 11 Alice Anna st
Richardson Jolm VV. siiipwrighl, Philpotst adj. Mariner's church
Richardson William H. millwright. Fawn st e of High
Richardson Martha Ann, Spring st s of Baltimore
Richardson William L. agent for Alms House, ollice Second st
opp. Mechanic's Bank, dw Conway st w of Charles
Richardson Josiali, coidi^ctioner, 8 Pratt st |[43 Albemarle st
Richardson John W. dry goods merchant, 23 Baltimore st. dw
Richardson Benjamin V. dry goods merchant, 11 Baltimore ht
Richardson Nathan, collecior, 70 Harrison st
Richardson Thomas, Ibundryman, Federal Hill near Glasshouse
Richardson Samuel, city bailifi", Canal st near Jetit?rson
tRichardson Samuel, whitewasher, Frederick st near Etna lane
fRichardson Henry, labourer, Sterling st near Madison
I Richardson Jesse, Ann st n of Bank
rRichardson Mary, Caroline st n of Wilk
tRichardson James, caulker. Fleet 2d door e of Ann
tRichardson, washer, Baltimore st e of Poppleton
tRichardson Abraham, sawyer. Long alley n of Lexington st
[Richardson Milly, wasiier, Forest st s of Douglass
Riches John, tailor. Light st near Lee
Richmond, soap and candle manulactory. President st nof Fawn
Richmond Henry, bricklayer, 16 Sterling st
Richmond Henry, watch maker, Union st n of Penn. avenue
Richsiine George, sugar refiner, dw 77 Hanover st
Kicketts .John, F. corner High and Granby sis
Rickells Wm, S. Virginia house, cor Calvert and Pleasant sts
Rir.ketls Daniel, blacksmith, Armistead lane e of Light st
Hicketis Charles, ladies' boot and shoe maker, 69 n Exeter st
Rickeits Hugh, 93 Green st
Ricketis David, Hour inspector, Eutaw s of Eden st
Ricketts Benj. keeper of Columbia garden, cor Bait and Bond
Ricketts Israel, ship carpenter, Federal hill opp. Telegraph
Rickter Frederick, Carpenter's al vv of Howard st
Riddellmosure Mary, Preston st n of Penn av
tRide Ann, washer, Columbia e of Paca st
Rider Washington, brickmaker, Lee e of Sharp st
Rider mrs Margaret, Potter s of French st
Rider Mary, sempstress, Paca n of Franklin st
Rider Andrew, huckster, Cove s of Sarah Ann st
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Rider Eliza, tailoress, Mulberry, e of Chatswortli st
Rider Sophia, washer, Lerew's al n of Saratoga st
Rider Peter, innkeper, 35 Franklin st
Riderman Frederick, cabinet maker. Green s of Bait st
Ridgate Hon. I enj C. Judge of Orphans' court, office s w cor
St. Paul st and Fayette
Ridgaway Wm. Jr. rope store, 66 Bowley's wf dw Bait between
Exeter and East sts
Ridgaway Wm, proprietor of rope walk, Light st extended
Ridgaway Samuel, hatter. Liberty s of German st
Ridgaway Wm. wholesale clothing store, n w cor Centre Mar-
ket space, and Water st dw Water near Frederick
Ridgely W. H. and Co. dry goods mts., 143 Baltimore st
Ridgely Chas. W. attorney at law, office Lexington e ol Court-
land dw n e cor Saratoga and Green sts
Ridgely and Son, dry goods mts., 16 Ball st
Ridgely James L, attorney at law, 38 n Frederick dw Monu-
ment st near Howard
Ridgely Noah just, of peace, n e cor Howard & German
Ridgely Archibald J. constable, Centre st e of Howard
Ridgely Edward, 108 Hanover st
Ridgely miss Sarah, 80 Lombard st
Ridgely Ellen S. Potter e of Gay st
|Ridgely Mary, confectioner, cor Green and German sts
tRidgely Charlotte, washer, 12 Douglass st
tRidgway P. wood sawyer, Spring n of Gough st
Ridout Emeline, Happy al s of Feet st
tRidout L , washer, Sugar al w of Light st
Rieman Henry, mt, cor Eutaw & Lexington sts dw 63 Pearl st
Rieman Henry and son, grocers and bacon store njw corner of
Eutaw and Lexington sts
Rieman mrs Sarah, Pearl n of Fayette st
Rieman Samuel, grocer, 2:? Eutaw st
Riegelr Augustus.. Albemarle near Fawn st
Rifsnider Jacob, labourer, Biddl^ al s of Ross st
Rigby Henry J. tailor, cor Holliday & Bait sts dw Gongh e of
Rigby Elizabeth, Eutaw n of Saratoga st [Spring st
Rigden John, confectioner, Saratoga w of Gay st
Riggen Rhoda, 99 Alice Anna st
Riggins Wm. dw Favette near Paca st
Riggs Samuel, mt. 191 Bait, st dw cor Franklin & Cathedral sts
Riley Patrick, labourer, Wilk e of Bond st
Riley Stephen, tailor, Pratt 1 door e of President st
Riley Dr. Wm. office and dw. Fayette e of Calvert
Riley mrs Susanna, French near Bath st
Riley John, labourer, Neighbours st near Harford run
Riley John, cordwainer, Bait e of Cove st
Riley Absalom, tavern, cor Franklin and Eutaw sts
Riley Thomas, cordwainer, Chamberlain al s side
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Riley Alexander, harness maker, Long al s of Ross st
Riley Wilson, labourer, Lerew's al s of Franklin st
Rimby Reuben, foniidr\ man. Green st
Rine Philip, tailor, Saratoga near Gay st
Rine mrs., grocer, n Front near Hillen st
Ring mrs Elizabeth, dry goods store, Market st s of Alice Anna
Ring David, young ladies' seminary, Gough e of Spring £t
Ringgold mrs Mary, Pleasant w of St Paul st
Ringgold Thomas, labourer, West st extended
Ringgold Hamilton, porter, Lerew's al n ol Saratoga st
tRinggold Benjamin, labourer, Frederick st near Etna lane
tRinggold Jacob, labourer, Hamilton e of Charles st
IRinggoid , huckster, Strawberry al s of Pinkneyst
tRinggold Benjannn, labourer, Lee e of Charles st
tRingold Mary, washer. Potter e of Low st
JRingold Jacob, labourer. Forest st s of Douglass
fRingold Joseph, white washer, Short st n ol Orleans
tRingold Jesse, labourer, Guilford al e of Light st
Ringrose James, sailmaker, al bet Spring and Caroline st8
Ringrosc J. W dentist, 27 n Howard st
Ringrose mrs Susan, Caroline s M Pratt st
Ringrose James, ship carpenter, Caroline s of Pratt st
Ringrose James, ship car[)eiHer, 8 Hill st
Ringwald Frederick, cordwainer, 98 High st
Rion Thomas, tailor, Ensor near East st
Ripport Adam, Lancaster st e of Argyle al [door
Riitenhouse S. B., academy, cor Hillen & French sts dw next
Ritter Conrad, scissors maker, Camden w of Hanover st
Ritter Barnhard, milk dealer, West st e of Charles
Rivan mrs Frances, dress maker, s e cor Market and Fleet st
Rivers mrs., teacher, w of Cove n of Franklin st
Roach Elizabeth, Argyle al n of Lancaster st
Roach mrs Bridget, 19 Alice Anna st
Roach John, book seller & printer, n w cor Bait & Frederick st3
Roach Robert, sign painter. Sharp w of Lee st
Roach Michael, carpenter, 19 New Church st
Roach Joanna, Carpenter's al
Roach and Co. house and sign painters, 9 Sharp 5t
Roach Ann, grocer, cor Hanover and Hill sts
|Roach Betty, cook. Forest s of Orleans st
Roads Harriet, hat binder, Vine e of Pine st
Robb John A. ship builder, Thames e of Market st
Robb Elichin, ship builder, cor Spring and Gough sts
Roberts John mariner. Fell st s of Thames
Roberts Hugh, pilot, 45 Alice Anna st
Roberts Charlotte, Wilk st w of Strawberry al
Roberts Rev. Wm. L C Fountain row Spring st
Roberts and Atkinson, druggists, cor Hanover and Bait sts
Roberts B. Hush, of above firm, dw sharp st 2 doors s of Pratt
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Roberts Wm. stage owner, 33 German si
Roberts Conrad, wheelwright, Bait s extended
Roberts Mary, boarding house, George e of Pine st
Roberts Dr. G. 131 Hanover st office Camden e of Sharp 8t
Roberts Solomon, Hampstsad e of Eden st
Roberts Joshua, plaisierer, Hampstead st e of Strawberry al
Roberts John, agent of Bible society, Orleans e of Caroline 8t
Roberts Hugh. pUisterer, Orleans e of Friendship st
tRoberts Bradbury, labourer, Lorew's a| s of Frarklin st
^Roberts Benjamin, barber, 73 Hanover st
tRoberts Betsy, waiter, Bath st al near Bath st
tRoberts Thomas, Strawberry al s of Pratt st
tRoberts John, mariner, Hull's lane e of Aisquith st
tRoberts Henry, labourer, cor Fayette st and Run al
tRoberts Maria, washer, Fayette st e of Run al
f Roberts David, porter, Park si s of Saratoga
tRoberts VVorthington, waiter, L Sharp st s of Saratoga
Robertson J. M. ship carpenter, Ann st
Robertson mrs S. 157 e Pratt st
Robertson Nathaniel S. grocer, cor Bond and Bait sts
Robertson Charles H. teacher, 18 s High st
Robertson FJizabeth, dry goods store, 57 Hanover st
Robertson John T. cooper, Fayette e of Howard st dvr 20 n
Robertsf>n Mary, confectioner, Pines of Mulberry [Howard
Robertson Mary A. 122 s Paca st
Robertson VVm. porter. Low s of Aisquith st
jiRobertson Peter, labourer, Perry e of Eutaw st
Robins Capt. Albion, Bond s of Gough st
Robins Wm. C. merchant, Franklin e of St. Paul st
Robins mrs Charlotte, Fancy store, Charles st s of Sugar al
•■Robins Thomas, stevedore, Potter e of Low st
Robinson Capt Edward, Market near Wilk st
Robinson Benjamin, 119 Hanover st
Robinson Jos. bookseller, stationer and printer, 108 Bait st dw 3
Waterloo row
Robinson Josiah C. teacher of writing &c, Fayette w of North
Robinson James, cordwainer, n Gay near Mott st
Robinson John, boot and shoe maker. Front near Hillen st
Robinson Edward, com mt. 38 e Gay st dw Market st F. P.
Robinson Thomas, keeper of exch. dw n Frederick
Robinson John, chair manu. 51 South st dw nearly opposite
Robinson Sarah, sempstress, Fleet st 7 doors from Bond
Robinson John, waterman, 67 Bond st
Robinson Wm grocer, cor Pratt and President sts
Robinson mrs Sarah, Stiles e of President st
Robinson Joseph, coach maker, Bond s of Bank st
Robinson Edward W., carpenter, Market s of Bank st
Robinson John, shoemaker, cor Bank and Bond sts
lobinson mrs Mary, Gough e of Eden st
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Robinson Lewis, brickniaker, Pinkney w of Market st
Robinson George, brick(naker, Pinkney w of Market st
Robinson Nicholas, cusl. liouse officer, Salisbury e of High st
Robin««on Edward VV. lottery & exchange office, 80 Bait et dw
French near Baltinjore st
Robinsf)n John, paper hanging warehouse, 20 Baltimore street
Robinson mrs., Constitution near French st
Robinson VVtn. weaver, Pierce w of Cove st
Robinson Richard &, John, cotton manu. Saratoga w of Cove st
Robinson Abraham, chairmaker, n w cor Bait & Poppleton sts
Robifison John, grocer, Franklin w of Chats worth st
Robinson W>n. city commissioner, Pine s of Lexington st
Robinson Daniel, cor Pearl st and Peach al
Robinson Dr. C. A. cor Pine and Baltimore sts
Robinson Wm grocery and feed store, Penn av s of Biddle st
'Robinson Hugh, porter, Ross st vv of Eutaw
Robinson mrs E. 36 n Howard st
Robinson Wm. mt. firm of Sumner & Robinson, 16 Bowley's
wharf dw 82 n Charles st
Robinson M. teacher, Little sharp st n of Lexington
Robinson Thomas, cordwainer, Wayne st w of Siiarp
Robinson James S, dry goods mt., 68 Hanover st .-
Robinson John, chairmaker, cor South st and Guilford al ;'^
Robinson George, mariner, York bet Light and Charles sts
Robinson T. & S. wholesale & retail dry goods nits. 161 Bait st
Robinson Thomas, of above firm,dw Fredercick near Bait street
Robinson Thomas, oyster establishment, 8 Light st
:j:Robinson Henry, drayman. Bait st extended
tRobinson Samuel, drayman, Pierce st w of Pearl
JRobinson i*olly, washer, Guilford al w of Light st
tRobinson Ann, whitewasher, Salisbury w of Canal st
tRobinson Joseph, labourer, French near Bath st
tRobinson James, plaisterer, Strawberry al n of Wilk st
tRobinson George, hackma i, Argyle al n of Fleet st
tRobinson Lydia, washer. Concord near Water st
Roblet John B. waterman, Bond s of Alice Anna st
Roche C. & Co. dry goods dealers, 66 Hanover st
Roche John A. dry goods nit 62 Planover st
Roche James, baker, Gay st on the Falls
Roche mrs Julian, baker, Ensor near Potter st
tRoche Stephen, carter, Forest s of Orleans st
Rochester Wm. Spring s ol Pinkney st
Rock Mr., cooper. Peach al n side
Rock Neal, labourer, French near Bath st
tRock Catherine, washer. Front s of Low st
tRock Henry, barber, North near Bait dw Front st near Theatro
Rockwell L , cordwainer, 22 Lexington st
IRoden Henry, labourer, Ann st n of Bank
Uodenmever John, painter, Pine s of Lexington Bt
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Rodenmeyer George, grocer, cor Ensor and Forest sts
Rodenmeyer Geo. C. cabinet maker, Forest 3 doors n of Ensor
Rodenck Louis, s e cor Bond and Wilk sts
Rodgers Michael, tavern, cor Light and York sts
Rodgers Andrew, Lexington w of Charles st
Rodgera Eiisha, grocer, Fayette w of Gay st
Rodgers John, cordwainer, Front n of Monument st
Rodgers Wm ship carpenter, Montgomery e of Charlei st
Rodgers Joseph, pump maker, Green n of Lexington st
Rodgers Julia A. Columbia e of Green st
Rodgers John, machinist, 46 n High st shop opposite
Rodgers Wm. carpenter, 49 n High st
Rodgers John, hatter, 33 n Exeter st
Rodgers George, hatter, corner South and Second sts dw corner
Second st and Tripoleti's al
Rodney John, labourer, Guilford al w of Light st
Roe Charles, carpenter, Eden s of Orleans st
Roe Peter, n w cor Thames and Bond sts
Roes Christopher, s w cor Wilk and Caroline sts
Rogers George, s e cor, Bond and Fleet sts
Rogers Capt. S. G., Block st near Willis st
Rogers Daniel, shoemaker, Argyle al s of Bank st
Rogers Theodore, Baltimore st w of Eden
Rogers miss Ann, Water st w of Albemarle
Rogers Wm., fisherman, Stillhouse st
Rogers and Walter, saddle, harnes? &. trunk manii. 157i Bait st
Rogers Rowland, hatter, 9 Mulberry near Calvert st
Rogers Jacob and Sons, hat manu. 29 South st & 129 Bait st
Rogers Wm. of above firm, 129 Bait st
Rogers mrs Ann, Canal near McElderry st
Rogers Percy, Lexir^gton w of Cove st [Cove st
Rogers Nathan, produce mt., 40 Franklin st dw Franklin near
Rogers Samuel, wig maker, & perfumer, n Howard r<ear Lex-
Rogers John, 86 Liberty st [mgton
Rogers mrs Milliner, 20 Lexington st
Rogers Wm.. clothing store, s w cor Pratt and Charles sts
Rogers and Marfield, importers of saddlery, 188 Bait st
Rogers George, fisherman, concord s of Fish Market space
Rogers mrs Maria, 39 Centre Market space
Rohbuck Henry, music teacher, Paca s of Mulberry et
Rokess John, cordwainer, East st s of Half-moon al
Rolerman Joseph, Strawberry al near Alice Anna 8t
Roles Nicholas, teacher, 33 Franklin st
JRoles Levin, labourer. Hill st near Charles
Rollins James, blacksmith, Madison st e of Howard
Rollins Wm. E. potter, Hampstead e of Eden st
Rollman Wm. baker, Aisquith bet Jefferson and Orleani sts
Roloson Wm. bacon mt., 6 George st
Roloson Hugh, bacon store, Franklin st dw Mulberry e of Piufi
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tRoman John, drayman, Run al n of Lexington st
Romine John H. tobacco mt dw St. Paul s of Franklin st
Romoser Frederick, labourer, Falls near Buren st
Roney Patrick, stone cutter, cor Lombard and Eutaw sts
Roney Wm. dry goods mt., Harrison near Bait st
Ronsaville D. C. carpenter. Green near Paca st
Rook George, harness maker, cor Wilk and High sts
Rooker mrs Rebecca, Lombard w of Sharp st
Rooley Perry, Canton
Roop George, painter, Pearl n of Mulberry st
Root Wm. blacksmith, York av near Monument st
Rort Wendel, weaver, Pratt opposite President st
Rose mrs Mary, sempstress, Park lane n of Pine st
Rose Patan R. bookbinder, s w cor Pine and George sts
Rose Conrad, cord\vainer,45 n Exeter st
Rose Israel, shoemaker, Montgomery w of Light st
Rose Mary Ann, Fleet 1 door from Caroline st
Rose Cap't. John, mariner, 89 Ann st
Rose Peter, boot and shoe manuf. Gay e of High st
Rose Charles, boot and shoe maker, Ensor near Monument st
Rose Wm. bakery, 16 n Gay st
Rose mrs Mary, sempstress, Water near Frederick st
Rose George, victualler, Light st extended
Rosenberry John, brush maker, Pine s of Saratoga st
Roserihaughst Jonas, pedlar, 15 Fleet st
Rosensteel George, painter. Mulberry vv of Pearl st
Rosenstock Augustus, segar maker, Fleet 1 door from Argyle al
Rosenstock David, cordwainer, Ross st w of Eutaw
Roset Wm. umbrella maker, Fish Market space n side
Rositeer Thomas, labourer, l8l Hanover st
Rosloe John, tavern, Pratt vv of President st
Ross Wm innkeeper, Lexington w of Paca st
Ross Nancy, ci3 Pearl st
Ross Daniel, comb manu. Columbia near Cove st
Ro.sg Sarah, widow, 22 n Front st
Ross Wm. H., morocco dresser, 20 n Front st
Ross Joseph and Adam, grocers, 7 w Bait st & 1 C Market sp
Ross Benjamin C. dw 7 \v Baltimore st
Ross Elizabeth^ n w cor Fleet st and Apple al
Ross Wm. carpenter, County wharf Fell's point
Ross James, cordwainer, Harrison near Gay st
Ross Robert, ornamental painter, n Gay near Aisquith st
Ross David, saddler, Hillen near Front st
Ross John, dw Canal near McElderry st
|Ross Daniel, grain measurer, Sugar al w of Light st
tRoss Sarah, Honey al w of Hanover st
tRoss Robert, huckster, Bishop's al nwr Pratt st
Roszel Rev. Stephen G. Wilk st Parsonage opp. Meth. church
Koszcl Stephen C. teacher, Eden s of Pratt st
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Roszel Dr. S. W. academy, St. Paul s of Pleasant st
Rote Jacob, cordwainer, 3 Thompson st
Rouderker Hammond, box maker, 33 New Church st
Rotogen R. F. dry goods store, 5 Thames st
Rotan Wrightson, sailor, Hill e of Sharp st
Rothrock John, tinner, s w cor Bait and Paca sts
Round Levin, labourer, Wolf n of Gough st
Rountree John, musician, 81 n High st
Rourke mrs Mary, grocer, Frederick s of Water st
Rous John G. shoe dealer, 54 n Howard dw 33 Pearl st
Rouse James, bricklayer, Caroline s of Gough st
Rouse Benjamin, ropemaker, Apple al n of Pratt st
Rouse Capt. George L. Gough n of Pratt st
Rowe Nicholas, Apple al near Lancaster st
Rowland mrs., Granby opposite Gough st
Rowland Hiram, carpenter, Orleans e of Aisquith st
tRowles Isaac, hackman, Argyle al n of Fleet st
Royston Joshua k, Co., dry goods mts.. 57 Baltimore st
Rozensteel Joseph W., grocer, 20 Pennsylvania avenue
Rozburg G., boot and shoe manu., Front 3 doors from Hillen
Ruark Henry, 17 Albemarle st
Rucigus John, tailor. High st 1 door n of Stiles
Ruckle Thomas, Painter, 80 n Howard st dw 281 do
Ruckle William, cooper. Ivy al w of Park st
Ruckle J. N., saddler & harness maker, 3J Pratt st
Ruckle George, grocer. Potter, n of Douglass
Ruckle William, grocer, cor Douglass and Forrest sts
Ruckle George, firm of Small & Ruckle, dw 253 w Bait, st
Ruckle & Vansant, merch. tailors, 41 Pratt st e of Sharp
Ruckle Nicholas D., Conway st e of Eutaw
Ruckle George, wood merchant, Exeter st near Hillen
Ruckle Paul, grocer, 253 Bait st
Rudderon Spicer, tavern, Lovely lane near Calvert st
Riidenstine W. F., grocer, 6 Light st wharf dw Conway w of
Rudolph Harman, Light st s of York [Hanover
Rueckart Louis, cabinet maker, 99 Bond st
Rueth Jacob, carpenter, Caroline sts of Wilk [Lexington
Ruff John, hat manf'r. '^3 n Calvert st dw Pine bet Fayette and
Ruff' Andrew, hat manufactory, 176 Baltimore st
Ruff" Jacob, wheelwright, Baltimore st extended
Rulenburg Adam, xArgyle al s of Fleet st
Ruley Henry P., constable, Bank st near Wolf
Rummell John, plumber, n e cor Wolf and Alice Anna sts
f Rumell , Wilk st near Strawberry alley
Runsville James, carpenter. Green st near Paca
Rupart Wm. cooper, Falls avenue near Pratt st
Rupp Jacob, carpenter, 9 St. Mary's st
Rusk Thomas J. victualler, s e cor Hampstead and Gist its
Rusk John, butcher, Pitt st e of Eden
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Rusk George, butcher. Pitt st e of Strawberry alley
Rusk Wm. butcher, Pitt st e of Eden
Rusk Thomas, butcher, Caroline st s of Jefferson
tRusk Wm. barber, 10 e Baltimore st
tRask Wm. 5 Salisbury alley
Russell Mrs. grocer, 2 Jackson court
Russell Michael, carpenter, Saratoga st w of Chatsworth
Russell John, carpenter, cor George and Pine sta
Russell , box maker, Baltimore st e of Cove
Russell Mary, 24 Union st
Russell Thomas, variety store, 282i Bait, st dw 88 s Paca st
Russell Jos. tin and sheet iron manf 16 n Howard st
Russell William, plaisterer, 32 Eutaw st
Russell Mrs- Rebecca, 66 n Charles st
Russell Sarah, shopkeeper, Hollins st w of Harford rua
Russell Christina, widow, Armistead lanee of Light st
Russell Geo. Granby st w of Harford run [Thames eta
Russell James, composition iron and brass foimder, cor Fell &.
Russell Robert, carter, Wilk st opposite High st
Russell Alexander, brickmaker, Lee st w of Charles
Russell Barbara, 16 Lombard st
Russell Mrs. Rebecca, dress maker. Potter st near French
Russell Henry, tinner, Forrest st opposite penitentiary
Russell J. &. S. dry goods merchants, 12 Centre Market sp.
Russell John, dw Bond st s of Baltimore
Russell Mrs. Margaret, tailoress, Frederick near Gay st
Russell William, hatter, Cove st s of Lexington
Russo Mrs. Rachel, sempstress, Potter st s of French st
Russum Thomas, merchant tailor, s w cor Howard & Pratt sts
Rust Samuel, boot and shoe manf. Forrest st 2d door s of Hillen
Ruth John, cordwainer, Aisquith st of Orleans [Howard
Rutter Thomas G. secretary fireman's ins. co., dw Conway e of
Rutter Rebecca, Sharp st w of Conway
Rutter Mrs. Mary, West st near Light
Rutter Rowland R , saddler, 10 s Calvert st
Ryan John S.j carpenter, Jefferson st w of Caroline
Ryan Patrick, wheelwright and turner, Wilk st s of Bond
Ryan Cornelius, Whitehall gardens, cor Bank and Market sts
Fell's Point
Ryan Sarah, cook shop, cor Light and Ruxton sts
Ryder Dr., Wilkst bridge
Ryder Aaron e e cor Bond and Shakspeara sts
Ryland Samnel, cordwainer, n Gay st near High st [more it
Ryland & Griffith, upholsterers and paper hangers, 100 i Balti-
Ryne Wm. tailor, 4l n Exeter st
Saber John, ship carpenter, Ann st s of Alice Anna
Saddler Augustus, cordwainer, Wilk st w of Bond
Saddler Joseph, shoemaker, Apple alley, near Alice Anna
Sadler Capt. Henry, Harford avenue near Ensor st
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Sa(^er Mrs., Hollidaj st near PJeasant
Sadler' Mary E., confectioner, Biddle al s of Ross st
Sadtler Philip B., &, Sons, Hardwareanerchants, 172 w Bait, at
Sadller Philip B. of above firm, dw. 172 w Baltimore st
Saint Francis, Richmond st opposite Park
St. Mary's College, Pennsylvania av. n of Franklin st
St. Mary's Seminary, Penn. av. n of Franklin
St. John Margaret, 332 n Howard st
St. John's Methodist Prots. Church, n Liberty stop Wagon al
St. Paul's Episcopal Church, cor Charles and Saratoga sts
St. Peter's Episcopal Church, cor Sharp & German sta
St. Peter's Catholic Church, cor Little Sharp Sc Saratoga sts
St. Peter's Free School, Green st n of Baltimore
Saintnair John, hatter, Chestnut al e of Pearl st
St. V^ictor Emily, sempstress, Water st e of Pratt
fSales Benjamin, laborer, Gallows hill
jSales Henry, laborer. Inloes al w of Park st
Salgee Mrs. Hannah, Sharp st n of Hill st
Salgues John B., Busy al w of Charles st
Salinave James, Pitt st w of Aisquith
Salisbury James, sailor, cor Eutaw and Perry sts
Saher Theodore, painter, East st bet Ensor and Hillen sis
Salvage Thomas, tavern, horse market, Swann st
Salzwedel John J., furrier, Sharp st n of German
Sam Edward, waterman, Wolf st n of Fell st
tSampson James, sawyer, Long al s of New st
tSampson Jacob, carter, French lane, near Charles st
Sanders Joseph, store in Arcade, dw Franklin st e of Cove
Sanders Benedict, grocer, 61 Pitt st
Sanders Mary, widow, Hampstead eof Eden
Sanders Thomas, hatter, Forrest st w of Harford run
Sanders George, firm of W. Beatty, & co. com. merchants.
High between Water and Granby sts
Sanders Christopher, musician, Wolf st n of Fell
Sanders Elizabeth, Wilk st e of Caroline
Sanders George, carpenter, Wilk st e of Bond
Sanders , s High st n of Granby
Sanders Abraham, liquor store, Harrison st near Etna lane
Sanders Benjamin, baker, Harford avenue
Sanders B. J & E. J., grocers, cor Fred'k st and Smith's alley
tSanders William, whitewasher, Conway st w of Charles
tSanders Thomas, Wilk st e of Strawberry alley
tSanders Jacob, Happy al s of Pratt st
tSanders Amos, laborer, Pierce st e of Cove [Baltimore st
Sanderson & Jenkins, wholesale dry goods merchants, 26€
Sanderson George, teller of Franklin Bank 65 Pitt st
Sanderson H. S. 82 n High st
Sandford James, Granby st e of Exeter
Sands Elizabeth, shop, St. PauPg o of Hamilton at
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Sands Samuel, copper plate printer, Exeter st s of Hillen
Sands Washington, tailor, Eden st n of Silver
Sands Samuel, tirm of Sands & Neilson, printers, d\v East n
Sane William, blacksmith, Hume st near High [of Baltimore
Sariford Capt. Alfred, Alice Anna st e of Strawberry al
Sanford Abraham, pawnbroker, 34 Eutaw st
Sanger George, laborer, Park lane e of Pine st
Sangston Edwin, merchant, 80 Camden st [Baltimore 8t
Sangston Jas. A & Co., wholesale dry goods merchants, 1354
Sangston Jas. A. of above firm, dw St. Paul's n of Pleasant st
Sangston George E., of the above firm, dw Camden st 3 doors
from Howard
Sank Mrs. Huckster, Perry st e of Eutaw
Sank John, cordwainer, Cove st n of Fayette
Sank Nicholas, furniture store, 55 Eutaw st
Sanks Jesse-, carpenter, Wolf st near Fleet
Sanks Corbin, carter, cor Charles and Henrietta sts
Sanks Elijah, carter, Charles st n of Montgomery
Sankston Wm., shoemaker, East st n of Half moon alley
Sanner Isaac S., pilot, e Fleet st 1 door from Star alley
Sanner Joseph, waterman, 37 e Fleet st
Sanskey John, Boardmg house, 28 Ann st
Sap George, Philadelphia road
Saple Michael, baker, Saratoga st e of Cove .
Sapp John, cooper, Stiles st near flarford run
Sapp Henry, cooper, Stiles st near Harford run
Sapp Jacob, laborer, Ramsey's rope walk
Sappington Thomas, hat manufacturer, 142 w Bait st
Sappington E. & F., hat manufacturers, 112 Bait st
Sappington Jarrett, carpenter, Eden st n of Hollins
Sarah Thomas, blacksmith, Holland st extended
Saratoga brewery, Saratoga st e of Cove st L^-ight st
Sargeant Benjamin, steam boat boiler maker, Sugar alley vv of
Sarsfield S., cordwainer, Charles st s of Pratt
Sauerwein George, basket maker, Park st s of Lexington
Sauerwein Daniel, carpenter. Mulberry st e of Pine
Sauerwein Peter & Geo. grocers & flour merch. 67 n Hov^ard at
Saulsbury Andrew, grocer, s w cor Light and Montgomery atd
Saulsby Robert, Vauxhall, Light st near Hill st
Sauerhoof John, Caroline st n of Pratt
Sauer John, shoe maker, Lancaster st w of Ann
Saumenin C. & J. flour and feed store, 65 s Calvert st
Saiimenig C. & J. feed store, Howard st near Pratt
Sauraenig Catherine, Eutaw st s of Columbia
Saunders Jno. VV. printer, Pitt st W of Aisquith
Saunders Maria, 10 German st
Saunders Edward, firm of B. J. & E. J. Saunders, Water st «
Saunders John, hatter, L. Sharp st n of Fayette [of Exeter
Sauners Elizabeth, boardina house, 124 Coaway it
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Sauervvine Daniel, carpenter, Crook's Row, Monunient st
Sauter, tavern, 93 Bond st
Savao-e mrs Sally, Conway st e of Howard
Savao-e Geor^re, blacksmith, s w cor Spring and Wilk 8t«
Savage Joseph R. coach maker, Exeter st near Hillen
Savai^e George T. cordwainer, 31 Lee st
Saver John, shoe maker, 9 Lancaster st
Saville mrs S. Cove st near Harmony lane
Saville Isaac, blacksmith, 26 e Pratt st
Sawer Ephraim, bricklayer, 50 Fleet st
Sawkins William, tavern, 1 Hoi lings worth st
Saxon Dr. Liiiht st near Water
Saxton O. Laylayette House, Fayette st e o\ Sharp
Sayre John C. hat block manufacturer, Fayette at e of Holhdty,
dw Front st near Low
Scarborough Capt. Samuel, 11 Fleet st
Scarf Henry J. silver smith, n Gay st near Mott
Scarf George, plaisterer, 102 Eutaw st
Schaeffer mrs Marcraret, Sugar alley near Light st
Schaefter, , Charles st n of Henrietta _
Schaeffer Simon, labourer, Burensl near Madison ^ ^ .,
Schaefler Wm. A. justice of peace, office and dw 4 n Frederick
Schaeffer Baltzer, dw 4 n Frederick st
Schaeffer Jacob, butcher, Harford avenue
Schaefler C. Charles st n of Mulberry
Schaefler Abraham, miller, Hampstead st w of Carohne
Schaer & Kuster, tobacco merchant, -28 s Charles st
Scharf mrs Ann, dress maker, 31 Pratt st
Schaper William A. turner of ivory &c. Water st w of Exeter
Schaper mrs M. ladies' hair dresser, 62 n Gay st
ScheiV Henry pistor, German Lutheran Church, dw Front st n
Scherff John, tavern, cor Pratt st and Falls av [of Baltimore
Scherer William, cabinet maker, Armistead lane e of William st
Scherer Christopher, cabinet maker, 64 Harrison st
Schiable Charles, baker Baltimore st e of Cove
Schillinger George, baker, Hampstead st e of Eden
Schimp John, cordwainer, 23 s Howard st
Schiercler Andrew, coach trimmer, 26 Liberty st
Schislers Adam, cordwainer, George st e of Pme
Schlauch, Gotleib L. tailor, Wilk st bridge
Schlee Peter J. cordwainer. Forest st near Gay
Schleich John, baker, 61 s Howard st
Schley John G. jr. Fayette st w of Park
tSchley Henry, drayman, Saratoga st e of Cove
Schliephakc , teacher of music, Madison stw of Eutaw
Schloesler Charles, shoe maker, Bond st 2d door from Shakspear*
Schmidt mrs Mira, milliner, 3 Holliday st
Schminke George, book keeper, Conway stw of Sharp
Schmu Lenhart, Lancaster st e of Argyle alley
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Schmall John, taverrij 45 Thames st
Schmenner Daniel, baker, Union st n of Penn. avenue
Schmuck S. W. grocer, Harford av. near Ensor st
Schnauber William, confectioner, Pitt st w of Eden
Schnee Jacob, teacher, 9 Shakspeare st
Schome Lewis, ixlass blower, Frederal Hill near Glass house
School Infant, No. 1, Courtland st n of Saratoga
School Infant, No. 2, cor Bank and Market sts
School Wesleyan Sabbath, Bond st near Bank, and No. 3, Spring
st s of e Baltimore
Schools Free & Public, see page 20
Schoolfield Luther A. lottery and exchange office, 34 Baltimore
St. dw 43 Front st
Schreiber Philip, tavern, Light st whf. near Barre st
Schollar John, baker, Saratoga st opp. Poppleton
Schoor Michael, gardener, Federal Hill opp. Telegraph
Schrike Jacob, wheelwright, Baltimore st extended
Schreiner John, Franklin st w of Pearl
Schroeder Baltzell, cabinetmaker, 61 Bond st
Schroeder mrs Dore, cor Bank st and Happy'alley
Schroeder John, b»ot and shoe manufacturer, 109 1-2 Baltimore
St. dw Exeter st near Salisbury alley
Schroeder David and Henry, boot and shoe manufacturers, n
Gay st near the engine house
Schroeder Henry, merchant, Schroeder st opp. Mulberry
Schroeder William, firm of Taylor, and Go. auctioneers and
com. mts. German st w of Charles, dw Franklin e of Pine
Schroeder Frederick, tobacconist, Conway st w of Eutaw
Schroeder C. Charles st
tSchroeder Isaac, labourer, Inloes alley w of Park st
Schreiber Rev. Peter S. cor Charles and Mulberry sts
Schrote John, baker, cor Light and Mercer sis
Schrote Edward, cordwainer, Pine st wof Cove
Schultz William, barber, Light st near Guilford alley
Schultz John, cordwainer. Run alley n of Fayette st
Schultz Jefferson, clerk, 115 Hanover st
Schultze Dr. John, n e cor High and Wilk sts
Schumacher John F. carpenter, back of 69 Front st
Schumck mrs Sophia, Ensor st n of Monument
Schunck mrs Ellen, boardinir house, French st near Bath ^
Schupp Henry, tavern, 6Q Harrison st
Schusler Henry, cordwainer, Harford av. near Monument st
Schwamer Conrad, labourer, Wilk st e of President
Schwalbe F. W. clothing store, 72 C. Market space, dw same
Schwa tka Frederick W. blacksmith, Montgomery st e of Charles
Schwatka August, 28 Long alley
Schwartze Dr. G. 172 Hanover st
Schwartze Dr. A. J. jr. 1 1 1 Hanover st
Schwartz Lawrence, gold printer, 26 Lombard st
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Schwarzaner Daniel, brickmaker, Hughes st near Liijht
Schvvalka Charles, blacksmith, Saratotra st w of'Eutaw
Schway Fredk. tailor, e Pratt st betw President and Albemarle
Schweigart Michael, milk dealer^ Federal Hill opp. Telegraph
Schweitaer Joseph, plaisterer, Parkst
Scinmons Thomas, sailmaker, Westst near Light
Scotchburn Thomas, rope maker, Harford avenue
Scott James, grocer, cor Fleet st
Scott William, tavern, Wilk st 2d door e of Spring
Scott James D. plaisterer, Pratt st e of Caroline
Scott Samuel, grocer, e Baltimore st w of Bond
Scolt Charles, shoe maker, Camden st w of Hanover
Scott Jno. attorney at law, office and d vv St. Paul's st s of Fayette
Scott T. Parkin, attorney at law, office St. Paul's st s of Fayette
Scott Rebecca, cor Davis and Bath sts [dvv opposite
Scott Abraham, carpenter, Saratoga st wof Gay
Scott Elizabeth, Harrison st n of Baltimore, up stairs
Scott Joseph, grocer, n Gay st near engine house
Scott James, cordwainer, Sterhng st near Monument
Scott Andrew, cordwainer, York avenue near Monument st
Scott Townsend, com. accent, 23 Exchange Buildings
Scott Robert, clothing store, 58 Centre Market space
Scott Joseph, driver, Johnson stnear Cross
Scott William, labourer, Cove st s of Franklin
Scott Patrick, carpenter, Franklin st vv of Chatsvvorth
Scott John, produce dealer, Franklin st w of Howard
Scott John, clothing store, 89 n Howard st
Scott Q. carpenter, cor Busy alley and Charles st
Scott M. pyrotechnist, Eden st s of Miilliken st
Scott James, cordwainer, Orleans st e of Caroline
Scott William, tailor, Forest st w of Harford Run
Scott Catherine, sempstress, McElderry st e of Aisquith
Scott John, cordwainer, Baltimore st e of Eden
Scott Joseph, rigger. Canal st 1 door e of Salisbury
JScott Samuel, labourer. Mechanic's Court near High st
tScott Philip, labourer, Ensor st near East
fScott Robert, carter, Bank st near Harford run
tScott George, stevadore, Hai)py alley s of Fleet st
tScott William, labourer. Cove st s of Franklin
f Scott George, labourer, Howard st s of Pratt
tScott W. labourer. Park st extended
JScott Margaret, midwife. Welcome alley w of Sharp st
tScott Sophia, washer. Long lane n of Orleans st
tScott Milly, washer, Jefferson st w of Canal
Ssotti Lewis F. in'elligence office, und City Hotel, dw Holliday
st n of Saratoga
Scotti M. hair dresser, 111 Baltimore st. dw and store, 11 & IS-
tScotti Elizabeth, whitewasher, Baltimore st w of Paca [South
Scribner S. 8c Co. lottery mts. Basement of City Hotel
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Scribner S. cor Charles and Pleasant sts
Scroggs Alexander, tailor, Apple alley betw Lancaster and Alice
Scrog^s Robert, carpenter, Orleans st e of Long lane [ Anna sts
Scroggs mrs'Ann, 43 n High st
Seabright mrs. boarding house, Buren st near French
Seabroogs John, blacksmith, Tyson alley near Falls road
Seabrooks Thomas, dyer and scourer, 35 s Charles at
Seagafoose mrs Catherine, boarding house, Guilford alley near
Seagle Joseph, butcher, Heron Bay near Neighbour st
tSeagswick Mary, Carpenter's alley e of Paca st [Light st
Seamore , blacksmith, F^'ails av. betw Pratt and Water sts
Seargeant James, oyster cellar, Front st s of Low
Searley James E teacher, Ann st n of Alice Anna ^
Searley mrs Jane; Ann st n of Gough
Searley John, butcher, Ann st s of Alice Anna
Sears John C. turner, Front st s of Low
Sears William, labourer, Friendship st s of Orleans
Sears Ward, dyev and scourer, 20 s Calvert st
Sears Wm. Pratt st near Gough
Seche Joseph, mahogany dealer, Park st s of Lexington
Seche & Holland, cabinet makers, Lexi^igton st w of Fayette
Seccombe Thomas, carpenter, 19 Thomson st
Second st museum, n e cor Frederick & Second sts Robert L.
Curry proprietor
Seed James senr., victualler, Penn. av. e of George st
Seederbery T. fruit shop, 29 German st
Seeger Jacob, silver plater, Fayette e of Calvert
JSegan Mary, J., n Gay st near Saratoga
Segu Elizabeth, boarding house, cor Lexington & Liberty sts
Segurik Baker, laborer, 41 Union st
Seesnop Catherine, confectioner, 1I3 Eutaw st
Seidenstricker Elizabeth, tailoress, 44 n Front st
Seidenstricker Frederick, tobacconist, cor Hawk st andiCentre
Market space [Lane
Seidenstricker Jerome N., bookbinder, Harrison st near Etna
Seidenstricker John B. ornamental painter, corner Tripolett's
alley & Baltimore stdw Forrest near Hillen
Seilz John, shoemaker. 56 Market st Fell's Point
Selby Miss, milliner, Charles st n of Pratt [al and arcade
Sellers John, blacksmith, Green st n of Lexington dw cor Long
Sellers John, carpenter, Penn. av. n of Hoffman st
tSellers Phoebe, washer. Low st sof Aisquith [and Pratt sts
Selman & Crook, wholesale grocers & com. merch. cor South
Selman James C, firm of above, St. Paul's bet. Pleasant and
Mulberry sts
tSellman Peter, rigger, Park st n of Saratoga
Seltzer Jacob, Greenwillow st sof Pennsylvania avenue
Seltzer Mrs. Mary A., Penn. av. s of Hoffman st
Seltzer Lewis, victualler, Hoffman st e of Penn. av
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Selvage William, Marion st between Howard & Eutaw sts
Selvage William, coach maker, cor Liberty and Fayette sts
Selvage Thomas, tavern, Horse Market space
Selvy Samuel, Salisbury st e of Lloyd
Semon Jacob, Columbia st e of Cove
Semor Frederick, brickmaker, Columbia st e of Cove
Sempp Albert M., waterman, 30 Shakspeare st
Seney Joshua, 53 n Exeter st
Senseney Mrs. Jane, sempstress, Exeter st near Hillen
Sensuic Johnson, blacksmith, Tripolett's al n of Second st
Sent John, shoemaker, 36 s High st
jServin Wm., laborer, Burgundy alley :iear Green st
Servary Peter, segar maker, Paca st n of Franklin
Server Mrs. Ann, Wolf st n of Alice Anna
Seth Elizabeth, widow, 27 n Exeter st
TSeth Hercules, Apple al s of Lancaster st
Severe James, wheelwright, 46 Wilk st
Severson Stephen, brickmaker, French st near Bath
Severson F. coach & harness maker, Fayette w of Charles st
Seville John, carpenter, Hampstcad st2d door e of Spring st
Seward John A., waterman, York st g of Charles
Seward Levi, laborer, Market st s of Fleet
Sewell Reuben, Bond st s of Gough
Sewell & Baugner, dry goods merchants 223J w Bait, st
Sewell Thomas, victualler, 8 Jackson's court
Sewell Dr. S. W. J , n e cor Franklin and Pine sts
Sewell John, carpenter, 100 Paca st
Sewell Thomas H., chair maker. Perry st e of Charles
tSevvell Jane, washer, Chapel al s of Mulberry st
JSewell William, porter, Elbow lane w of Pacast
Sexton Cornelius, laborer, Cantcn
Seyler Frederick, currier, Lexington st e of Park
Seyler F., currier, 24 n Liberty st
Seymour William, ship carpenter, 19 S Fleet st
Seymour Mrs. Susan, Lancaster st cor Strawberry alley
Shacklelbrd Lewis, pilot, Lancaster st e of Market
Shaffer Frederick, Gough st w of Caroline
Shaffer Jacob, laborer, Baltimore st extended
Shaffer William, victualler, Chestnut alley w of Pearl st
Shaffer John, painter, 124 Eutaw st
Shaffner Jacob, 50 Baltimore st
Shaffuer Wm. C, William st extended
Shaffner Samuel, merchant. Bait st e of Howard dw Mulberry
e of Pine
Shallus Miss, seminary, cor Park and Mulberry sts
Shallus Samuel W., harness maker, s Howard st abore Conway
Shamer Wm. cordwainer, 117 s Howard st
Shambery Mrs- Jane, oyster dealer, 31 Liberty st
Shamburg Wm., tavern, 33 Liberty st
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Shane Elizabeth, Holliday st n of Bath [Paca
Shane Jos., just, peace, office in Mercer st dvv Camden e of
Shaney Joseph, waterman, Stillhouse st
Shanahan Euphemia, milliner, 35 Camden st
Shanley Thomas, hatter, 21 n Exeter st
Shannessy James, painter, 87 Fayette st dw Mulberry e of Paca
Shannon Joseph P., bridiie builder, 115 Exeter st
Shannon Wm., furniture rooms, Gay st near Potter
Shannon John, weaver, Freedom st n of Pearl
Shannon Wm., tavern, 62 s Calvert st
Sharah Ann, boarding house, Pearl st s of Lexington 4
Share Joseph, brass founder, corner Concerd & Water sis dw
Water near Bridge
Share Richard, brass founder, Caroline st s of Pratt
Sharkey John, china merchant. Bait, w of Liberty dw Green
st s of Mulberry
Sharp Jos. shoemaker, JNIarket st 3 doors from Alice Anna
tSharp Silvia, Bond st s of Baltiniore
JSharp .lames, Apple alley n of Pratt st
fSharp Henry, caulker. Strawberry al near Wijk st
tSharp Joshua, caulker, Argyle al s of Fleet st
tSharp Sidney, washer, 44 Low st
tSharp Alice, washer, Potter st n of Necessity alley
Sharper Wm. turner. Water st e of South
Sharpley John, com. mt. Smith's wf dw Fawn st w of Exeter
Shuw Saml. teller Mechanics' Bank, High st n of Water
Shaw Wm. C. firm Tiffany Sc Shaw, Lexington ste of Charles
Shaw Matthew, wholesale and retail com. mt. 20 Light st whf.
dw Light near Montgoniery st
Shaw Mrs. Ann, tailoress, French st near Bath
Shaw Wm. weaver, Mulberry st n of Cove
Shaw Samuel, bricklayer, Pearl si n of Lexington
Shaw John, blacksmith. Mulberry st dvv 121 Saratoga
Shaw Elius & Co. flour arnd produce dealers, 7 s Howard ft
Shaw Elias, merchant, G(!rrnan si e of Green
Shaw Wm. mariner, Jefferson st w of Canal
Shay John A. clerk, Hilien st near Exeter
Shea John H. teacher, Biddle st e of Penn. ar.
Shea Margaret, Union st n of Penn. av.
Shearman Lewis J. grocer, Briton st Harford av.
Shearsgrun , labourer, Richmond st near Park
Sheckles Thomas, stone culler, Richmond st e of Howard
Sheckles Richard, stone cutter. Haw st w of Emory
Sheckles Thomas, stone cutter, Bishop's lane near'Fawn st
Sheckles Henjamin, labourer, Argyle al s of Baltimore st
Sheckles Thomas, labourer, Argyle al s of Baltimore st
Sheckles John, grocer, cor Lunn'.s lane and Conway at
Sheckles Betijan)in, labourer, York st betw Light and Charles
Shedd Wm. P. St J. Melamora house, 9 s Charles st
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Shedrick John, rigger, n e cor Alice Anna and Wolf sts
tSheef Henry, Jabourer, Harford avenue
fSheef Jos. graii; measurer, Short st s of Jefferson
jSheef Perry, grain measurer, Short st n of Orleans
Shehan Thomas, cordwainer, Eager al e side
Sheilds Ellen, Holliday st near Centre
Shekels Nelson, stone cutter, Haw st vv of Emory
Shekles Thomas, fireman at Glass house, dw York st w of WiU
Sheldon John, cordwainer, Ensor st near Forest
Sheldon Jas. dep. keeper Penitentiary, Exeter st near Hillen
Shellinberger Saml. cooper, Ross st w of Orchard [liams
Shelley Wm. carpenter, Aisquith st s of Orleans
Shelling Rudolph, tavern, Lancaster st e of Bond
Shelly Henry, butcher, cor Mullikm and Spring sts
Sheppard B B carpenter, Montgomery st near Light
Sheppard Nicholas, Wayne st e of Howard
Sheppard T. agent for Philada. boats, Bowly's wf dw s Charles
Sheppard Gotleib, suspender maker, Baltimore st extended
Sheppard John, labourer, Chesnut al w of Pine st
Sheppard Richard, saddler, 16 Liberty st
Sheppard John, harness maker, Williams st n of Montgomery
Sheppard George, fisher. Cross st e of Williams
Sheppard Philip, Canal st n of Salisbury
Sheppard Moses, n vv cor Sharp and Pratt sts
Sheppard Thos. S. n w cor Sharp and Pratt sis
Sheppard R. D. counting house. Second st 1 door e of Gay
tSheppard Benjamin, porter, cor Water and Granby sts
Sherburne Mrs. Franklin st e of Chatsworth
Sherkley Peter, wheelwright, Beuren st near French
Sherwood Philip, grocer, n w cor Fleet st and Argyle alley
Sherwood Alice, tailoress, Orleans st e of Aisquith
Sherwood Jesse A. coach maker. Forest st w of Harford run
Sherwood Wm. cordwainer, 38 Orleans st
Sherwood R. P. boarding house, Camden st near Charles
Sherwood Wm. printer, over Chronicle office, n Gay st
Shields John, pile driver, York st w of Light
Shields Nelson, cordwainer, Hillen st near Potter
Shields , rope maker, Harford avenue
Shields Wm. cordwainer, Pratt st e of President
Shields Nathaniel, bacon store, s e cor Wolf & Alice Anna sti
Shields mrs Eliza, mantua maker, Eden st s of Bank
Shields Isaac, labourer, 58 Gouojh st
Shields John B. n w cor Saratoga and Rock sts
Shields J. D. draper &, tailor, 42 Lexington st dw 100 Howard
Shields Rachel, widow, 36 n Front st
Shield David, Fleet st e of Bond
Shier Sarah, 37 Pearl st
Shilling Wm, currier, n Front near Gay dw Potter near Hilkn
Shillingberg Dominic, victuaiier, Columbia st e of Core
SHR MalcheWs Baltimore
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Shillingberg Harman, cabinet maker, Lee st e of Charles
Shingle Conrad, labourer, Charles st s of Hill
Shinnick Jacob, ship joiner, Alice Anna st near Argyie al
Shinningham Peter, rigger, 23 Shakspeare st
Shipley & May, carpenters, cor Franklin and Pearl sts
Shipley Zachariah, carpenter, s e cor Cove and Saratoga st§
Shipley Wm. 13. watchman, Cove st s of Pratt
Shipley Washington, carter, cor Franklin and Pearl st3
Shipley Loveless, Pierce st e of Pine
Shipley Peter, carter, Chesnut al w of Pine st
Shipley Wm. H. mt. cor Eutaw & Lexington sis dvv Saratoga
Shipley Saml. C. bricklayer, Holland st extended [e of Green
Shipley & Eichelberger, mt. tailors, 10 Light st
Shirk James, Franklin st dw cor Monument and Howard
Shlasengar Bennett, dry goods store, 60 Harrison st
Shock Lawrence, cordvvainer, Lee st s of Charles
Shock mrs Martha, Stiles st 1 door n of Gough
Shock George, carpenter, Pitt st w of Market
Shock Henry, watchman, Harford avenue
Shock Charlotte, shopkeeper, 23 Water st
Shockney Samuel, tailor, 170 n Gay st
Shoemaker , widow, Sharp st s of Conway
Shoeman Henry, ship carpenter. Light st near Hill
Shol Louis, stone cutter, Shakspeare st 1 door e of Bond
Sholmeyer Francis, upholsterer, 9 Liberty st
Sholes Thomas C. upholsterer, 1 46 Baltimore st up stairs
ShoUz Charles, tailor, 2 Grant st
Shorn mrs Ann, Strawberry al s of Pratt st
Shoor L brickmaker, cor Charles st and Williams
Short Andrew, 111 n Howard st
Short Susan, widow, 25 Bank lane
Short , widow, Barre st e of Howard
l-Shortel Harry, labourer, Bath st e ot North
Shorter Charles, ship carpenter, Spring st s of Baltimore
Shot Towers, see page 28
Shott Priscilla, Fleet st near Strawberry alley
Shotten John, butcher, Eden st n of Pitt
Shotts Daniel, grocer, Eden st n of Baltimore
Showacre John, coachmaker, Paca st w of Lunn'a lane
Showacre John, dw Paca st near 8 tons tavern
Shreck mrs Elizabeth, Star al near Gough st
Shreck Margaret, sempstress, 105 Aisquiih st
Shreck G. W. & J. comb makers, 1 e Baltimore st
Shreck.G. W, of above firm, dw 97 Aisquith st
Shreck J. of above firm, 95 Aisquith st
Shreeves Joshua, cordwainer, Sterling st near Monument
Shriock miss Sarah, Pitt st 3 doors e of Aisquith
Shriver George, tailor, cor Aisquith and Orleans sts
Shroeder John, shoe store, Balio. st dw Exeter near Salisbury
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8hryock Henrj', cabinet maker, 32 New Churcli st
Shubrick Capt. Wm. B.\\J. S. Navy, Lexington st e of Charles
Shuck Adam, hat manufacturer, Holliday st near Bath
Shuck Michael, carter, Hampstead st w of Eden
Shuffleberry Henry, tobacconist, Caroline st n of Gough
Shultz Henry, carpenter, Ross st n of Biddle
Shultz John, labourer, 69 Bond st
Shuter James, grocer, cor High and French sts
Shutt mrs Margaret, Exeter st near Hillen
Sibre Ann, huckster. New st e of Paca
Sicard Dr. A. cor Lexington and Liberty sts
Sickle George, baker, Aisquith st n of Pitt
Sigh Henry, waterman, Hill st near Charles
Silbereisen Christian, Pratt st e of President
Silvester Joseph, hotel, Harford avenue
Silver Lewis, pawn broker, Gay st near Falls
Silverseyes Peter, tanner, e Centre st near French
Simmons mrs Ann, 67 Wolf st
Simmons Catherine, sempstress, cor Douglass and East sts
Simmons Stephen, waterman, 94 Bond st
Simmons Charles, Thames st e of Block
Simmons miss A. academy, Saratoga st e of Park
Simmons Saml. F. Cove st n of Market
Simmons , brickmaker, rear of Green st
Simmons Wm. sea captain, 45^ n High st
Simms Charles, labourer, Poppleton st s of Park
Simms Benjamin, porter, Chesnut al w of Pine st
Simms Edw. labourer, Chesnut al w of Pine st
Simms mrs Biddy, Thames st2 doors from Market
Simms Jos. stove factory, Light st wf. dvv Conway e of Howard
Simms Wm. firm Johnson, Simms & Co. Water st e of Exeter
Simms mrs Margaret, tailoress, York avenue
Simms Jos. stove and iron worker, cor Light & Lombard sts
Simon Charles, dry goods merchant, 53 n Howard st
Simon Jacob, feed and flour store, Howard st dw 99 s Eutaw
Simons Andrew, carpenter. Crook's row Monument st
Srmons Levi, brass foander, Aisquith st extended
Simons mrs Mary R. York av near Monument st
Simons Robert, ropemaker, Light st extended
Simonson John, chair maker, 55 Hanover st
Simonson Charles, chair maker, Lombard st w of Light
Simpson Andrew, keeper of Public Square, Hampstead hill
Simpson John M. rigger, Ann st n of Alice Anna
Simpson Thomas, watchman, Gough st near Wolf
Simpson Andrew, tailor, Happy al s of Gough st
Simpson Wm. hatter, Pinkney st e of Bond
Simpson R. Stillhouse st opposite Fish Market
Simpson Jos. lapidary and seal engraver, 22 Albemarle st
Simpson Agnes, 111 Camden st
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Simpson Wm. coach maker, Calvert st near Pleasant
Simpson Edw. carpenter, Exeler st s of French
Simpson John, tailor, Hillen st 2 doors w of High
Simpson Rezin B. produce dealer, cor Paca and Franklin sti
Simpson John K. dw Light st s of Wine al
JSimpson Ewy, nailer, Long lane s of Orleans st
tSimpson Elijah, brickmaker, Sugar al w of Light st
Sinclair Matthew, stone cutter. Pine st n of Fayette
Sinclair Robt. Jr. & Co. agricultural implement manufactory.
Water st e of Light, & Light n of Pratt, dw Eutaw extd^
Sinclair James, machinist, 53 s Exeter st
fcJinclair Alice, Fleet st 1 door e of Wolf
Sinclair Mary, Thames st e of Ann
Sinclair Cyrus, block and pump maker. Fawn ste of High
Sindall Samuel, merchant, 93 Aisquith st
Sinder Peter, milkseller, Federal hill opposite Telegraph
Sindler Joshua, keeper Penitentiary, dw n Gay st near Mott
Singer George, clock and watch maker, 30 Fayette st
Smgleton Charles F. Courtland st n of Mulberry
Singleton nirs Elizabeth, cor Gay and Fayette sts
Sinners E. R. Jr. tavern, s w cor Albemarle and Water 8t3
Sinners E. R. tavern, Hanover st n of Camden
Sinsner Frederick, Gist st near Hill
Sipes Conrad, labourer, Light st n of York
Sirata V. hat manufactory, 259 w Baltimore st
Sirman Isaac, Argyle al n of I-ancaster st
Sisco Charles, military and fancy trimming manufactory, Hol-
liday st near Haltimore, dw same
Sisler Martin, butcher, Happy al s ol Bank st
Sisselberger Martin, well digger, tlowardst extended
Sisson mrs Mary, Sterling st near Mott
Sitler Benjamin, confectioner, 66 Pratt st
Sitlsr Bennett, cordwainer. Peach alley n side
Sites Charles, grocer, cor Lexington st and Market alley
Skilling Wm. engraver, Tripolett's alley near Baltimore st
Skillman Robert, chair maker, 36 s High st
Skilman Robert, boarding house, 37 e Baltimore st
Skinner Dr. D. H. 11 German st
Skinner John S. post master, 46 n Charles st
Skinner Eleanor, tailoress, Caroline st n of Baltimore
Skinner Robert, shoe finding store, cor Water and Calvert sts
Skinner Zechariah, ship carpenter, Hughes's quay, dw York
street e of Light
Skinner 8l Strecter, editors of Transcript, office 1 s Gay st
Skinner Wm. ship carpenter, Armistead lane near Light st
1 Skinner Thomas, labourer, Sugar al w of Charles st
Skipper Macaga, carter, head of Howard st
Skipper Isabella, nurse, 70 n Exeter st
Slack Wm. B., R. R, conductor, dw Sharp st w of Barre
Director for 1837.
Slack Andrew, stage driver, George st e of Pine
Slade miss Jemima, teaciier, Ciiarles st n of Saratoga
Slame Francis, labourer, Tyson al e of Tyson st
Slate George, 19 Mulberry st
Slater George, grocer, Lexington st w of Eutaw
Slater John, bacon merchant, Gist st
Slater Henry, comb & brush factory, Market sts of Alice Anna
Slater Jas. bacon merchant, s e cor Bond and Gough sts
tSlater Jos. ship carpenter, Sugar al betw Light Sc Charles sts
Slatter H. H. dw Baltimore st extended
Slaughter James M. importer and com. mt. 83 Bowley's wharf,
dw Conway st betw Charles and Hanover
Slaughter Haskin, e Baltimore st e of High
Slaughter Madison, mt. Bowly's wf. dw Conway st e of Charles
Slaysman Alexander, plaisterer, 21 Sterling st
Slaysman mrs Mary, York avenue
Slee Jos. horse trader, East st n of Ensor
Sleeger Daniel, printer, 12 n Exeter st
Sleeper mrs G. Washington Hotel, Frederick et near Baltimore
Slemmer Christian, e Pratt st betw Albemarle and President sts
Slenay John, metre maker, Humes st near High
Sheer Wm. iusticeof peace, Monument st w of Sterhng
Slinemeyer Mary, tailoress, cor Pine and Saratoga sts
Slingluff Jesse, grocer, Howard st. dw 66 Eutaw st
Slingluft"C. D. & J. wholesale grocers, 15 n Howard st
Sliver and Faringer, soap and candle manufactory, Constitution
Sloan mrs Mary,'"Spring st s of Pratt [st near Burea
Sloan James, Stilihouse st
Sloan John, lumber merchant, dw 170 Hanover st
Sloan John, sea captain, Aisquith st 2d door n of Orleans
Sluder A.B. merchant tailor, 82 Pratt st
Small Agnes E. 47 Pearl st
Small Catiierine, 18 Fayette st
Small and Ruckle, sugar refiners, 55 s Calvert st. refinery, cor
Concord and Hawk sis
Small Josiah, sugar refiner, dw Lombard st near Hanover
Small mrs Elizabeth E. Pratt st opp. City Spring
Small John J. Albemarle st near Plowman
Small Jacob, architect, Conway st w of Hanover
fSmall Daniel, labourer, Pleasant st w of Chapel alley
+Small Mingo, Long alley n of Lexington st
fSmall Cyrus, labourer, s Eutaw st extended
|Small Catherine, 18 Fayette st
Smaliwood mrs Julia, North st n of Pleasant
Smallvvood Hannah, washer, German st w of Pine
Smaliwood David, drayman, Biddle alley s of Ross st
Smaliwood Francis, boot maker, Orleans st e of Aisquith
fSmallwood Richard, Forest st n of Douglass
iSmiles George, waiter, Aisquith st s of Orleans
*287
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Smiley William, grocer, Richmond st e of Tyson alley
Smiley Isaac, Aisquitli st n oi" Hollins
Smiley iloberi jr. oak cooper, 6 Grant st. dw 21 Mercer st
Smiley Robert, cooper, Albemarle st n of Stilus
Smelty James S. painter, 24 New'Church si
Smith John, dvv Albemarle st 1 door n of Water
gmith Geo, butcher Sarah Ann sts ol' Schroedcr
Smith & Atkinson, wholesale druggists, 228 w Baltimore st
Smith Jacob, watchman, Sarah Ann st s of Schroeder
Smith Eli, blacksmith, n e cor Saratoga and Cove sts. dw Vine
st e of Cove
Smith Frederick, bacon merchant, Saratoga st e of Schroeder
Smith Henry, victualler, Franklin st extended
Smith Christopher, trader. Park st w of Schroeder
Smith Adam, cooper, Park lane e of Popplelon st
Smith John W. broker, Franklin st e of Cove
Smith mrs S. e oi Cove st extended
Saiiih George, cordwainer, Saratoga st w of Chatsworth
Smith Eli, cooper, cor German and Pine
Smith Charles, cooper shop, cor Pine and Baltimore sts
Smith Solomon, tailor, n e cor Pine and Chatsworth sis
Smith Edward, weaver, Pierce st w of Chatsworth
Smith Henry, cooper. Cove st n of Sarah Ann
Smith Margaret, huckster, Mulberry st e of Pine
Smith Gideon B. editor, of Turf Register, dvv Mulberry st e of
Smith Nicholas, cooper, Baltimore st e ol" Pine [Pine
Smith Mary, Baltimore st e of Pine
Smith Richard, carter, Park lane e of Run alley
Smith William, cooper, Park lane e of Pine st
Smith Dr. S. W. cor Pearl and Fayette sla
Smith Charlotte N. tailoress, Howard st extended
Smith Joseph, stocking weaver, Penn. av. s of Biddle st
Smith Catherine, sempstress, Penn. avenue n of Green »t
Smith John, baker, 30 Eutaw st
Smith George G. grocer, Union st n of Penn. avenue
Smith Amelia, washer, Union st s of Ross
Smith Thomas D. carpenter, Paca Bt n of Franklin
Smith Jacob, flour merchant, Paca st n of New
Smith Wesley, labourer, St. Mary's st
Smith John, baker, Ross st w of Eutaw
Smith A. carpenter, cor Garden and Madison
Smith Andrew, grocer, cor Paca st and Carpenter's alley
Smith Andrew, tobacconist, s e cor Howard and Fayette sts. dw
Smith John, baker, 76 s Eutaw st [120 Paca at
Smith Mrs. merino and cashmere scourer, 31 German st
Smith Jacob, harness maker, Pratt st near Eutaw, dw Eutaw st
Smith William P. clerk, 81 s Eutaw st [s of Ferry
Smith Ann, washer, Burgundj lane e of Green it
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Smilh James, comb maker, cor Burgundy alley and Luna's lane
Smith Robert, drayman, 5 Tyson st
Smith Maria, sempstress, Lerevv's alley s of Richmond st
Smith and Canahan, 40 Lexingt:)n st
Smith Philip, tavern, cor Liberty and Park sts
Smith Dr. N. R. cor Fayette and Liberty sts
Smith Samuel, drawing master, Hamilton st s of Charles
Smith mrs Elizabeth, 52 n Charles st
Smith mrs Samh, 78 n Charles st
Smith R. M. R. merchant, 45 n Charles st
Smith Joseph F. cabinetmaker, 24 New Church si
Smith P.M. grocer, 74 Conway st
Smith John, blacksmith, 86 Conway st
Smith John, upholsterer, Lee st w of Hanover •
Smith mrs Sarah, Charles st s of Conway
■ Smith Jacob, grocer, Pratt st w of Charles
Smith John, grocer, cor Chnrles and Montgomery sla
Smith William, drayman, Chnrles st extended
Smith George, carpenter. Hill st wof Charles
Smith Priscilla, grocer, cor Potter st and Halfmoon alley
Smith William, carter, \1 Potter st
Smith Robert, clerk, 12 Hollins st
Smith Anthony, seaman, 45 Hollins st
Smith Joseph, millwright, East st n of Pitt
Smith mrs Ellen, Eastst n of Pitt
Smith Joseph, bricklayer, East st n of Douglass
Smith Martin, grocer, cor Orleans st and Short alley
Smith Nathaniel, drayman, Hull's lane w of Aisquithst
Smith John, carpenter, 12 Low st
Smith Eliza, stock maker, cor High st and Necessity alley
Smith mrs Mary, 64 n Exeter st
Smith Lloyd, mariner. 29 n Exeter st
Smith Job jr. lumber mt. Fredericl^st dock, dw 43 n Front st
Smith Abraham, carter, 4 Potter st
Smilh Jerry, carter, 4 Potter st
Smith Cnarles, drayman, Forest st s of Douglass
Smilh Lewis, clerk'in Marine Bank, dwe Ballo. st w of Aisquith
Smith John, labourer, 6 Union alley
Smith R. &, J. grocers and commission merchants, 71 s Calvert st
Smith Jolni W. of above firm, St. Paul's st 1 door n of Mulberry
Smith John S clothing store, 20 Pratt st. dw e Pratt near Caro-
Smith J. & A. iron store, 4 Pratt st wharf [line 8t
Smith A. of the above firm, dw Charles st n of Fayette
Smith Ranselar, stove factory, 38 Light st. dw Lee st betw Light
Smilh Wm. blacksmith, Montgomery st e of Charles [Charle*
Smith Cyrus, tailor, York st betw Light and Charles sts
Smilh Robert, Calvert st opp. Court House
Smith Samuel, Mayor of Baito. Water st betw Gay and South
Smith J. L. M. wine merchant, 25 Water at. dw Saratoga st
289 [n«tr Courtlaod
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Smith Ringold, chair maker, 89 Exeter st
Smith James D. cordwainer, Water st e of Lloyd
Smith J. A. teacher and professor ot dancing, Washington Hall,
Baltimore st near the bridge
Smith mrs Margaret, Fish Market space near the lalls
Smith Stephen, sea captain N. Y. Buildings, e Baltimore st
Smith Thomas R. tavern, 12 Thames st w of Market
Smith rars Frances, 7 Thames st
Smith John, blacksmith, Lancaster st n of Strawberry alley
Smith Peter, 10 Lancaster st
Smith GeorgC; blacksmith, 32 Alice Anna st
Smith mrs Amelia,, Alice Anna st e of Bond
Smith Henry, Pedlar, Apple alley near Alice Anna st
Smith Samuel, painter, 11 Alice Anna st
Smith Capt. John, 12 Alice Anna st
Smith William, painter, Thames, st e of Block
Smith Wm. ship carpenter, Block st near Thames
Smith John, drayman, McElderry's wharf
Smith John, Strawberry alley n of Wilk st
Smith Samuel C. cooper. Bank st near Eden
Smith James P. tobacconist, 15 Gough st
Smith James L. shoe maker, Eden st n of Gough
Smith mrs Ann, Spring st s of Pratt
Smith John, tailor, Pratt ste of Caroline
Smith mrs Mary, Bond st s of Pratt
Smith James, carpenter, Apple alley s of Baltimore st
Smith C. tavern, 49 Centre Market space
Smith George, waterman, 60 Centre Market space
Smith mrs Susan, 1 Salisbury st
Smith David, carpenter, Conway st w of Green
Smith'^John, Saratoga st w of Park
Smith Daniel, boot and shoe maker, 26 Pratt st e of Charles
Smith George, city bailiff, cor Light st and Sugar alley
Smith Thomas A. blacksmith, Light near Montgomery st
Smith Wm. dw Lexington e of Courtland st
Smith Rev. John, pastor of Seamen's Bethel church 33 e Fleet J<t
Smith John and A iron mt. 4 Pratt st whf dw Saratoga 3 doors
w of Charles st
Smith h, Cullimore, blacksmiths, n e cor Thames and Wolf stg
Smith James, blacksmith, 34 Fell st shop Lancaster bet Ann
st and Argyle al
Smith Richard, shoemaker, 24 Thames street
Smith Griffin, pilot, 29 Alice Anna st
Smith John, ship joiner, Plappy al near Alice Anna st
Smith Andrew, Lancaster, e of Bond st
Smith Peter, Conway st near Gist's Factory
Smith Robert M Sharp st s of Camden
Smith John P. coach painter, cor North and Pleasant sta
Smith Ann, tailoress, North st n of Bath
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Smith Francis H. dw Holliday s of Saratoga st
Smith Frederick, fancy dry goods slqre, 1 1 Harrison st
Smith John, painter, 4 Consiitution st
Smith John M. carpenter, Exeter near Low dw 156 n Gay st
Smith James L. tailor, Sterling near Monument st
Smith mrs Ann, Sterling near Monument st
Smith Joseph, printer, Humes near High st
Smith Nicholas, grocer, York av 2 doors n of Monument st
Smith Alicia, sempstress, Hillen near East st
Smith Alice, huckster, Frederick near Second si [of Lloyd st
Smith Ringgold, chair manu. 49 South st dw Water 2 doors w
Smith Joshua, engineer of Steamboat , dw York e of Light st
Smith John W., agents office Seond st opp. Trippolelt*s al
Smith John J. clerk, Lovely lane, bet Calvert and South sts
Smith mrs., s Howard st
Smith mrs Mary, fancy dress maker, Pratt w of Howard st
Smith J. W., mt., dw St. Paul s of Franklin st
Smith mrs Lambert, Pleasant w of St Paul st
Smith widow, boarding house, Lexington w of St. Paul st
Smith Patrick, labourer, Hivlliday near Centre st
Smith mrs Gay near Frederick st
Smith Philip R. tailor, Constitution near French st
Smith John, soap maker, French near East st
Smith mrs Elizabeth, grocer, Second e of Frederick st
Smith Thomas, blacksmith, Cambridge st Canton
Smith George, shoemaker, Fleet st near Strawberry al
Smith Hannah, 27 Fleet st
Smith Capt. John A. 27 Fell st
Smith A. C. miniature painter, Fayette 2 doors w of North st
Smith Hugh, labourer, French near. Bath st
Smith James A. carpenter, Harford av near Madison st *
Smith Thomas, cabinet maker, Commerce s of Water st
Smith John, blacksmith, Lee e of Charles st
Smith M. H. 7 e Pratt st
Smith and Sharkey, wholesale china store, 229i Baltimore si
Smith Matthew, Sharp st n of Lombard
Smith Alexander, mt. dw Charles n of Fayette st
jSmith Fanny, washer. Pine n of Pierce st
tSraith Joseph, labourer, Saratoga w of Chatsworth st
tSmith Isaac, Chatsworth n of Franklin st
fSmith Henry, c )oper, Cove n of Sarah Ann st
tSmith Rachel, washer, Peach al n t=ide
ySmith Sarah, washer, Biddle al s of Ross st
tSmith Sarah A. waiter, Wavne st w of Snarp
fSmith Stephen, labourer, Half moon al bet East & Douglass sts
tSmith Wm. grain measurer, Forest n of Douglass st
jSmiih Charles, porter, cor Long lane and Beard st
tSmith John, porter. Long lane n of Orleans st
fSnaith Joseph, sawyer, Short st u of Orleans
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tSmith John, labourer, Short st s of Jefferson
f Smith Frederick, labourer, Short al w of Canal st
tSmith Dorcas, washer, Jefferson w of Canal st
rSmith Thomas labourer, Cross near Williams st
fSmith David, labourer, Exeter near French st
tSmith James, labourer, Ensor st
tSmith Letty, Perry e of Howard st
fSmith Isaac, Busj' al s of Sharp st
tSmith Jacob, Inloes al w of Park st
tSmith Jimson, Granby st near the Falls
tSmith James, labourer, Bond n of Pratt st
tSmilh Nathan, carter, cor Bond and Pinkney sts
tSmith John, labourer, Happy al s of Pratt st
tSmith Anthony, caulker, Spring s of Pratt st
jSmith John, labourer, cor Ann and Bank st
Smithers James, tailor, 68 n High st
Smithson mrs Ann, grocer, Canal near Jefferson st
Smook Peter, currier. Long al n of Franklin st
JSmothers Rose, labourer, Charles n of Hill st
Smull David B. copper smith & tinner, cor Pratt and Concord
sts dw Exeter near Pratt st
tSmull Clayton, waterman, Salisbury w of Canal st
Smyth , widow, Fayette e of Sharp st
Suavely John, confectioner, Exeter near Hillen st
tSnees Dina, Perry e of Howard st
Snip Dedrick, grocer, 138 s Eutaw st
Snow Capt. Freeman, Caroline s of Pratt st
Snowden Ephraim, drayman, Chesnut al vv of Chatsworth st
JSnowden Priscilla, washer. Peach al n side
ISnowden Resin, drayman, Fayette e of Pearl st
fSnowden Edward, labourer, German w of Pine st
tSnowden Jesse, labourer, Barre e of Howard st
Snyder John, Wagon al e of Howard st
Snyder mrs Hannah, sempstress, Buren near Monument st
Snyder Charles, tavern, 61 Centre Market space
Snyder mrs Mary, Exeter 1 door n of Stiles st
Snyder Caspar, Wolf near Fell st
Snyder Francis, baker, Alice Anna st 1 door w of Argyle al
Snyder John, labourer, Shakspeare e of Bond st
Snyder Dr. Peter, Exeter n of Stiles st
Snyder mrs Amelia, Franklin w of Chatsworth st
Snyder Wm. victualler, Cove s of Pratt st
Snyder Henry, tavern, n w cor Howard and Franklin sts
Snyder Nicholas Marshall, Mulberry e of Paca st
Snyder Matthew, baker, 278 n Howard st
Snyder mrs S. sempstress, 79 s Howard st
Snyder Wm., clerk, Green n of Paca st
Snyder mrs Eliza, fancy store, 30 Lexington st
Snyder Jacob, blacksmith, Crook's row Slonument st
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Snyder George, tailor, Hollins e of Aisquith st
Snyder , coach maker, Lombard e of Paca st
Snyder John, carpenter, Holland e of Aisquith st
Snyder Joseph, R. keeper of Public store, Bait w of Aisquith st
Sobbs Charles, blacksmith, Biddle w of Ross st
Sollers Charles, sawyer, Elbow al w of Green st
Sellers John, cordvvainer, 56 Centre Market space
Sollers B. & T. O. hat manu. 15 n Gay st
Solomon Wm. shoe store, n w cor Bond and Shakspeare sts
Solomon Benjamin, Green st n of Saratoga
Solomon Ann, widow, Eden near Mullikin st
Solomon Wm. sailmaker, 10 Hollins st
Solsburg James, steam boat fireman. Sugar al w of Light st
Somer Frederick, boarding house, 45 Bond st
Somers John, plaisterer, Mulberry st e of Chappel al
Somers Jacob, coach manu. cor Lombard and Howard sts
Somers Jacob, grocer, cor Low and Exeter sts
Somerville Elizabeth, widow, Crook's row Monument st
Sommers Samuel, painter, 132 Lombard st
Sommers James, hotel, cor Light and Lombard sts
Soran John, chair manufacturer, s w cor Bond and Gough sts
Soubiran David, boarding house, 11 Seoend st
Souder Conrad, ladies' boot & shoe maker, Caroline s of Wilk
dw Spring 2 doors s of Bank st
Southcomb Susan, Low bet Exeter and Potter sts
Southcomb mrs Elizabeth, cor Gough and Granby sts
Southcomb Gary, plumber, Ann st near Market dw 33 Thames
Southcomb mrs Elizabeth, Bond s of Gough st
tSouthward Thomas, tobacconist. Run al n of Lexington st
Sowers Charlotte, Lexington e of Rock st
Spafford mrs Ann, Bond n of Bank st
Spalding R.R. commission agent,18 Commerce st dw Courtland
s of Franklin st
Spalding mrs Maria, 52 n Gay st
Spalding and Brother, dealers in fancy dry goods, 33 Bait at'
Spampilion JNicholas, comb maker, 76 Conway st
Sparks Dorcas, Saratoga eof Rutaw st
Sparks Samuel R. turner, Mullikin e of Spring st
tSparr Charles, scowman, Eden s of Bait st
tSparrow Wm. drayman, Exeter st n of Necessity al
Speaks Edward, tailor, Forest n of Monument st
Spear Mudge &. Co., commission house 21 s Charles st
Spear mrs Leonora, Pratt e of Gough st
Spear Barbara, dw Pleasant w of St. Paul st
Spears Wm. Saratoga w of Charles st
Spedden Edward, brickmaker, Conway w of Eutaw st
Spedden Nathaniel, rigger, Alice Anna st near Happy al
Spedden Robert, sailmaker, Gough w of Bond st
Spedden mrs Margaret, Gough w of Bond st
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Speddy John, carpenter, Pinkney e of Bond st
Speed John J. office G.iy s of Second st
Speer James, (rrocer. Lexington st opposite the Market
Spence mrs Mary, dw Charles n of Hamihon st
Spence Elias B. tailor, Pitt w of Aisquith st
Spence John, bricklayer, Lloyd s of Salisbury st
Spencer Enoch L. weaver, Saratoga w of Cove st
Spencer Susan, Pearl n of Bait st
Spencer Dorothy, mantua maker, 113 s Howard st
Spencer Thomas Taylor, Fleet st e of ArgyJe al
Spencer Catherine, tavern, 4 Market st n of Thames
Spencer Benjamin, Salisbury w of Exeter st
Spencer Edward, 49 Lexington st
Spencer Abel, findings store, 24 n Gay st
tSpencer Philip, drayman, Perry e of Eutaw st
Spengler Michael, boot and shoe maker. Light st extended
Spicer Charles, molster, 6 Albemarle st
Spicer Samuel, cordwainer, McElderry e of Aisquith st
Spicer Thomas, clerk, of district court, dw Lexington e of Pine
Spicer John, tailor, Franklin st dw George st w of Pennar
Spies J. G. comb maker, QQ s Howard st
Spidden Vincent P. brickmaker. Bait st extended
Spilcker C. city oil store, 106 Bait st dw Salisbury w of Exeter
Spikes Capt. Jeremiah, Granby e of 'Gough st
S[)ilker Charles jr. clerk, Barnet st w of Charles
Spillman James, hardware mt. Gay st near the Bridge
Spindler Matthias, wheelwright, Saratoga near Gay st
Spindler Wm. C. dw e Bait w of Harford run
Spise Godfrey, comb maker. Low n of Potter st
Sponsell John, tavern, Saratoga e of Howard st
Spooner &/ Co. hat store, 72 Baltimore st
tSprat Joseph, shoemaker, Welcome alley
Spreckelson George A. Von., ship chandler, 21 Thames st
Sprigg George, white washer, Hull's lane w of Aisquith st
Sprigg Daniel, cashier Merchants' bank, dw Fayette w of Park
Spriggs Green, ostler. Pierce st e ol Cove
Spriggs Margaret, cor Franklin and Charles sta
tSpriggs John, caulker, al \v of Light st
tSpriggs Thomas, drayman. Mechanics' court near High st
JSpriggs John, whitevvasher, Park n of Lexington st
fSprijigs Anthony, drayman, Peach al ii side
Spring Stephen, Lancaster near Bond st
Springer David C. grocer, adjoining Pratt st bridge dw Stiles e
Springs City spe pape 12 [of High
Sproston Dr, office and dw. Saratoga w of Calvert st
Sprucebaiiks Abraham, rope maker. Light st extended
Sprucebanks Benjamin, cordwainer, York av
Spry Henrit^tta, washer, Biddle al s of Ross st
Spurrier Elijah, millwright, Cove st s of Pierce
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Spurrier Nelson, attorney at law, Law buildings, dw St. Paul's
8t n of Lexington „ ., ,- •. o r» n r
Spurrier Beale, conveyancer, Law Buildings, dw St. Paul s s ot
Stabler Edward H. Conway e of Howard st [Fayette st
Stackers Christiana, widow, Low bet Front and High sts
Stafford Capt. Wm. W. Caroline n of Goagh st
Stafford Patrick, labourer. Fleet near Caroline st
Stafford Catherine, cor Wolf and Fell sts
Stafford Richard, carp nter, 27 Alice Anna st
Stafford mrs Mary, s e cor Gough and Caroline sts
Stafford mrs Elizabeth, High n of Water st
S tage Office, general, Stockton and Stokes, proprietors, under
the City hotel.
Stahl Jacob, Harford av near Monument st
Staines Samuel, carpenter, Wolf n of Alice Anna st
Stall Andrew, huckster, Harford avenue
Stall Wm. tavern, Cypress alley
Stall mrs Barbara, fruit shop, Ensor st extended
Stall Elizabeth, sempstress, cor Eutaw and Monument sts
Stall Reanna W. Eden s of Jefferson st
Stallings John, Albemarle s of \Vilk st
Stammen Bernard, ornamental painter, 13 Comet st
Stamp George A. book keeper, 70 Liberty st
Stams Wm D. 179 Bond st
Standard George, 56 n Charles st
tStandsburv Sidney, carpenter's al e of Paca st
Standwer Philip, carpenter, Holland st extended
Stanford Thomas H. cordwainer. Pearl n of Mulberry st
Stanford Henry, hatter, Orleans e of Friendship st
Stanford Thomas, hatter, Orleans e of Friendship st
f Stanford CI*-arlotte, Apple al near Fleet st
Stanley Joseph C. carpenter, Inloes al w of Park st
Stanley J. P- E. & Co. dealers in stoves, 60 s Calvert st
Stanley Abraham, labourer, Hull's lane e of Friendship st
f Stanley Charles, labourer, 8 Douglass st
tStanley Adam, brickmaker, Williams st extended
tStanley Jeremiah, waterman, Wilk st w of Star al
tStanley Washington, waterman, Wilk st 1 door w ot Star al
Stannes John, Fleet e of Ann st
Stansbury, James B. druggist, 37 Thames st
Stansbury John E. carriage owner, s w cor Bona and Lancaster
Staasbury Robert, labourer, Charles n of West st
Stansbury Thos.Thompsonian praCtitioner,Bond s ot Lancaster
StansburF A. M. cooper, Centre near French st Uts
Stansbury Elijah, jr, lime & hair dealer, cor Fawn & Albemarle
Stansbury R. boot & shoe maker, Caroline 3 doors s of Fmkney
Stansbury William, Harford avenue
Stansbury Emanuel, brickmaker,dw n Gay bet Mott & Aisquith
Stansbury Tabitha, tailoress, Forest near Hiilen st
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Stansbury Darius, carpenter, High, 2 doors from Gay d\v High
near French st
Stansbury mrs Elizabeth, Canal near Orleans st
Stansbury Woods &c Co. wholesale dealers in British dry goods,
n e corner Eutaw and Baltimore streets
Stansbury Ann, tailoress, Saratoga w of Liberty st
Stansbury Isaac, hackman, 42 Low st
Stansbury Nicholas, 51 n Front st
Stansbury George, Long lane n of Orleans st
tStansbury Elizabeth, Light st extended
IStansbury John, labourer, Strawberry al n of Pratt st
tStansbury, Isaac, labourer, n Gay near Mott st
Stanton and Noble, harness and collar makers, 75 Bait st dw
Exeter between Baltimore and Pitt sts
Stapleton Jos. K. &. Sons brush & bellows manu. 258 w Bait st
Stapleton Joshua, carpenter. Friendship s of Orleans st
Stapper George, clerk, Granby st w of Harford run
Starchman Ann, sempstress, cor East st and Half-moon al
Starcke Charles, s w ccr Howard st and Cider, al
Starr Edwin, type founder, 65 n Exeter st
Starr Johp, porter. Wagon al e of Eutaw st
Starr James bricklayer, Wagon al e of Eutaw st
Starr Robert, cordwainer, W^agon al e of Eutaw st
Starr Robert Y. clerk, 114 Conway st
Starr Wesley, mt., 9 Light st wharf dw 118 Conway st
Starr Rebecca, widow, 52 Pitt st
Starr miss Martha, Thompson w of Aisquith st
Starr R. & Co. tobacconists, 27 s Calvert st
Starr Joseph, teacher, Wilk 1 door e of Bond st
Starr Wesley, grocer, and com mt. Light st wharf dw Conway
near Eutaw st
Starr George, porter, Armistead lane near Light st
Starr John, porter, Armistead lane near Light st
JStarrett Nancy, washer, Sharp st s of Busy al
tStarrett Elijah, labourer. Perry e of Eutaw st
Start Benjamin, carpenter, 142 Aisquith st
Start Benjamin, agent and collector, 140 Aisquith st
Startzman Isaac, currier, 56 s Calvert st
tStaton William, labourer, Eutaw s of Camden st
Stauter John, horse shoe smith, n Sharp st dvv25IN. Church st
Staylor Philip, lieutenant of night watch western district, dw
West near Light st
Staylor George, grocer. Light st extended
Staylor Henry, grocer, cor High and French sts
Staylor Wm. carpenter, French near Potter st
Staylor John, ropemaker. West near Light st
Stayton Henry, labourer, East st 2 doors s of Hillen st
Steam boats see page 38
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Steel David, cabinet maker, 107 s Howard st
Steele and Sinton, grocers cor High and Pitt sts
Steele Saml. clock & watch maker,Centre M. sp. dw 113 Exeter
Steele Isaac N. attorney at law, olFice Fayette e of St. Paul st
Steergiiel Peter, grocer, Buren near Madison st
Steever Daniel, coach inanu. cor Potter and Hillen sts
Steever George, letter carrier, Saratoga e of Paca st
Steever rars Mary, Hillen near Potter st
Steigelman Abraham, cordwainer, 21 e Bait st dw Canal near
Monument street
Steiger Ann Margaret, 76 Franklin street
Steigers Francis J. grocer, n w cor Gay and Front sts
Siein George, grocer, York avenue
Stein E. &. R. hatters, East st dw Maiden lane e of East st
Steiner Michael, carpenter, Wolf n of Fell st
Steiiiglle Christopher, victualler, Hampstead st
Steinreader, Lenerick, labourer, Tyson n of Richmond st
Steiv Charles, teacher, York av near Monument st
Stembler Nicholas, cordwainer. Bait w of Poppleton st
Stembler John, cordwainer, Holland st extended
Stensnn mis., corner Courtland and Mulberry sts
Stephens Wm. hackman, 64 Potter st
Stephens Henry, seaman, 45 Hollins st
Stephens David, cordwainer, Orleans e of Caroline st
Stephens miss Ann, tailoress, East near Ensor st
Stephens Jbhn, mt. St. Paul s of Franklin st
Stephens Alexander, ship carpenter, 31 Philpot st
Stephens mrs Ehzabeth, huckster, Welcome al near Charles st
Sterling Wm. tavern, Light st wharf near Barre st
Sterling James, grocer, cor Exeter and Gay sts
Sterling Charles, labourer, Long al s of Ross st
Sterling Sarah, sempstress, Hill bet Light and Charles sts
Stermer Andrew, weaver, Granby w of Albemarle st
Steitinius mrs., boarding house, 17 Liberty st [High st
Steuart David, grocer, cor High &, Hillen sts dw French near
Steuart John M. attorney at law, office Law buildings
Steuart Robert S. Granby st w of Harford run
Steuart Dr, Saratoga w of St. Paul's st
Steuart Wm. waterman, Market st w of Thames
Steuart Col. AVm. dw s High st office Pratt st near the Bridge
Steuart James E. lumber mt. Pratt st w of Falls dw Albemarle
n of Pratt st
Steuart Genl. G. H. attorney at law, 18 St. Paul st
tSteuart Thomas, sawyer, Chatsworth st s of Chesnut al
Stevens Eleanor, cor Caroline and Bank sts
Stevens John A. grocer, s e cor Albemarle and Pratt sts
Stephens Timothy, bacon merchant, cor Balto. and Canal sts
Stephens John, labourer, Montgomery st vv of Light
Stevens Jane, baker, Saratoga st w of Cove
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Stevens mrs Cecilia, Lloyd st n of Water
Stephens Wm. baker, e Water st w ot Exeter
JStephens Lloyd, hackman, Pinkney st e of Spring
tStevens Milly, Happy alley near Bank st
Stevens Littleton, waterman, Salisbury st w of Canal
Stevenson Capt. John, Bond st s of Bank
Stevenson Henry, tanner and currier, Baltimore st extended
Stevenson & Booth, tan yard, Rock st w of Schroeder
Stevenson Gideon, currier, 45 s Calvert st
Stevenson James N. grocer, 45 Franklin st
Stevenson Joshua, clerk, Saratoga st e of Green
Stevenson Mary, n Howard st n of Madison
Stevenson Ureth, widow, 43 n Front st
Stevenson Henry, tanner and currier, Baltimore st e of Lloyd
4:Stevenson Daniel, waterman, Bounty lane near Caroline si
fStevenson John, bricklayer, Eager al s of Mulberry st
JStevenson Joshua, bricklayer, Potter ste of Low
tStevenson James, labourer, Williams st extended
tSievenson Sophia, cook shop, 29 Centre Market space
Steward mrs E. Saratoga st e of Green
Steward Wm. blacksmith, 7 Cove st
Steward Charles R. surveyor, Green st s of Franklin
Stewart George, brickmaker, cor Park and Pine sts
Stewart Mary J. tailoress, Mulberry st e of Pine
Stewart Wm. blacksmith, Baltimore st e of Cove
Stewart Wm. tailor, Eutaw st s of Lexington dw Pearl stsof do
Stewart John, tailor, Mulberry st e of Eutaw
Stewart Wm. J. tailor, 25 Eufaw st
Stewart Wm. iron founder, JNIadison st w of Eutaw
Stewart John, lime and feed dealer, Ellicott st dw Howard st
6 of Richmond
Stewart Edw. brickmaker, Paca st s of Columbia
Stewart Columbus J. brass founder, 13 s Paca st
Stewart Wm. city commissioner, Paca st s of Camden
Stewart Samuel, carpenter, cor Eutaw and Lombard sts
Stewart Ebenezer, huckster, Columbia al w of Paca st
Stewart David, s e cor Hanover and Lombard sts
Stewart Jos. B. huckster, Leest e of Hanover
Stewart John, waiter, Montgomery st e of Charl'^s
Stewart James, grate and fender maker, 12 Pitt st
Stewart mrs Mary, Wolf st s of Fleet
Stewart Joseph, Bond st i door s of Lancaster
Stewart Henry, copper smith, Gough st s of Eden
Stewart Mary K. Baltimore st 1 door w of Bond
Stewart J. A. & Co. brass founders, 16 Lombard st
Stewart Rebecca J. Wolf st n of Conway
Stewart Jos. merchant tailor, 2 New st
Stewart Eleanora, 2 New Church st
Stewart mrs E. dry goods store, Lee st w of Charles
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Stewart David, attorney at law, 20 St. Paul's st dw Franklin
between Charles and St. Paul's
Stewart John, stables, Calvert st n of Saratoga dw next door
Stewart Wm. C. morocco finisher, dw Holliday st n of Saratoga
Stewart Jos. VV. & Co. coal grate manufactory, 64 Balto. st
Stewart Jos. W. of above firm, dw over 64 Baltimore st
Stewart James, victualler, Constitution st near French
Stewart Jos. J. grocer, cor Gay and Forest sts
Stewart George, grocer, Harford avenue
Stewart Robert, grocer, Forest st near French
Stewart Wm. drayman, Orleans st e of Eden
btewart Mordecai, loiter carrier Canal st near Jefferson
Stewart Edward, blacksmith, Mercer st e of Light
Stewart Nelson, house carpenter, Armistead lane e of Light st
Stewart John, clerk, Pitt st e of Strawberry alley
Stewart David, 7 Salisbury st
Stewart Wm. P. & Co. importers of dry goods, 199 Balto. st
f Stewart Charles, labourer, Front st near Bath
tStewart Julia, washer, Guilford al w of Light st
fStewart Sally, Mechanics' court near High st
tStewart Isaac, labourer, Elbow lane
tStewart Isaac, labourer, Run al n of Lexington st
tStewart Robert, labourer, Long al s of New st
tSiewart Stephen, labourer, J.ong al s of New st
tStewart Frances, washer. Hill st near Charles
tStewart Margaret, Bath st near Davis
tSlewarl Ennals, labourer, Charles st s of West
tStewart Charles, cartw, Charles st s of Hill
TStewart Wm. carter, Hanover st n of Montgomery
tStewart Rezin, labourer, Marion st w of Park
JStewart John, labourer, Hill st w of Sharp
tStewart Hannah, Sharp st near Hill
iStewart Win. labourer, Happy al 1 door s of Bank st
Sticher John, cabinet maker. Park st s of Lexington
Stich Martha, Greenwillow st s of Pennsylvania avenue
Stickney &l Noyes, agents American hardware, 12 s Charles
Stidger John, blacksmith, Baltimore st extended
Siiep Michael, tailor, Biddle st n of Pennsylvania avenue
Stieringer Mrs. Elizabeth, Potter st between Gay and Hillen
Stiff Ed w. hat manufactory, 4 n Gay st near Falls
Stiff Ellen, York st w of Light
Siigers Ellen, confectioner, Penn av s of Union st
Stiles Estella, widow, n Exeter st between Low and Pitt
Stilley John, grocer, s e cor Pratt and President sis
Stillings mrs Lydia, boarding house, n e cor High & Pratt sts •
Stiltz Daniel, carpenter, St. Paul's st n of Hamilton
Stilson Catherine, china and glass store, 40 n Howard st
Stimple Anthony, tanner, Charles si s of Montgomery
Stimpton James, 49 Albemarle st
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Stinchcomb John, wagoner, Baltimore st e of Cove
Siinchcornb Victor, cooper's shop, Baltimore ste of Cove
Stinchcomb Joshua, cooper, Columbia st s of Ross
Siine Frederick, blacksmith. Block st near draw bridge
Stine Col. John, Mulberry st w of Paca
Stiner Abraham, Mulberry st e of Pine
Stinger Jas. glass blower, Federal hill near Glass house
Stinger Jiio. glass blower. Federal hill near Glass house
Stirling Archibald, treas. Savings Bank, Bait, st w of Har. run
Stirling Elizabeth, 20 s Exeter st
Stirling Elizabeth, VVilk st 1 door from Eden
Stirling Esther, grocer, Wilk st bridge
Stites Wm. carpenter, Pitt st e of Strawberry alley
Sliver Henry, blacksmith, Holland st extended
Stobt Henry, barber, Thames st w of Market
Stocer Elizabeth, tailoresS; 89 s Howard st
Stockett James, carpenter. Vine st w of Cove
Stocksdiile Nelson, clothing store,'.C)6 Centre Market space
SlocksdaleEdw. sawyer, cor Park and Amity sts
Stockton & Stokes, stage proprietors, under City hotel, coach
manufactory North st near Madisoti
Stockton R. C. of above firm, dw St. Paul's st n of Lexington
Stockton Rev. C. Saratoga st w of Howard
Stockton John, blacksmith, Alice Anna st w of Ann
Stocks George, bookbinder, Eutaw st n of Pratt
Stoeser Matthias, cordvvainer, Saratoga st e of Poppleton
Stoker , labourer, Argyle al s ol' Fleet st
Stokes Andrew, Shakspeare st w of Mfyrket
Stokes Wm. B. dvr Courtland st w of Mulberry
Stokes miss R. Front st between Baltimore and Pitt
tStokes Darius, drayman. Forest st s of Douglass
tStokes Robert, carter, Short st n of Orleans
f Stokely Martin, Apple al s of Fleet st
Stokinger John, Strawberry alley near Wilk st
Stolp Lewis, confectioner. Green st s of Fayette
Stoipp Jacob F. tobacconist, cor Gay and East sts
Stone Seth, bricklayer, North st 2 doors from Saratoga
Stone mrs Anna VV. French st near Bath
Stone James E. house and sign pai iter, Paca st n of Baltimore
Stone mrs Mary, dry goods dealer, 64 Hanover st
Stone John W blacksmith, Montgomery st near Charles
Stonebraker George, mt. 59 Lombard st dw 4^2 Hanover st
Stoner John L. lottery and exchange broker, 3 e Baltimore st
Stoops Oliver, Lexington st e of Freeman
Stoops Aaron, shoe store, Franklin st w of Chatsworth
Storks John, cabinet maker, 109 Green st
Story Ann Louisa, teacher. Forest st w of Harford run
Stouflfer Jacob, flour and grocery store^ dw Marion st
Stouffer John, flour merchant, Paca st n of Fayette dw Paca s
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Stout Joseph, grocer, n w cor Cove and Lexington sta
Stout Francis, street paver, Mullikin st e of Caroline
Staut Henry, attorney at law, Fayette st near Calvert
Stout Wm. blacksmith, Forest st n of Monument
Stout Daniel, coach trimmer, Harford av near Monument st
Stout Charles, coach painter, Falls st near Buren
Stoutzberger Andrew, market man, Harford avenue
Stover Jacob, dyer, Sarah Ann st near Poppleton
Stover Albert, grocer, 43 n Exeter st
Stow VVm. tailor, s Howard st
Stow Thomas, steam saw mill, Uhler's alley, dw Hamilton st
Slradley John, rigger, 18 Alice Anna st
Stradlee Catherine. Shakspeare st w of Apple alley
Stran mrs Thomas P. 3 Tiiames st
Siran Michael, professor of music, Holland st w of Eden
Straney John, grocer, Saratoga st w of Chatsworth
Stranle}' Rachel, 75 Alice Anna st
Stranley James, variety store, 2"^ Baltimore st dw same
Stratton E. N. furnishing store, Holliday st near Baltimore
StraUon Ellon, widow, Orleans st e of Aisquith
JStravlice Hester, washer, Charles st n of Hill
Strebeck John, carpenter, Argyle al n of Fleet st
Strebeck John C. dry goods store, 5 w Baltimore st
Street , Concord st s of Pratt
Street Thomas, Cove st s of Lexington
Street John C. dry goods store, 5 Baltimore st dw 49 Front
Streets John, runner of Cohen's Bank, dw Lee st near Light
Strepple John P. engineer, Lee st betw Light and Charles
Stretch Wm. stone ware potter, Washington st s of Wilk
Stretch Samuel, tailor, QQ n Exeter st
Strickland , ship carpenter, Gough st e of Caroline
Strischka J. A dry goods store, Lexington st e of Green
Strobel Philip L. 62 Bond st [43 Bond
Strobel John P. porter celler, s e cor Thames and Bond sts dw
Strohm J. F. & Co. com. mts. 40 s Gay st
Stromenger John, second hand store, Pratt st e of President
Strong John, clerk, cor Douglass and East sts
Strong James, porter. Hill st w ol Light
Strong M. hatter, Orleans st e of Caroline
Stroud Rebecca, tailoress, Mulberry st near Calvert-
Sluart & Bolton, paint, oil and glass store, 71 McElderry's wf.
Stuart James, of above firm, dw Caroline st s of Pratt
Stubbs Joseph, carpenter, Barre st e of Sharp
Stubbs John, locksmith and bellhanger, Harrison st 5th door
from Gay, dw next door
Stull Eli, agent, Pearl st n of Mulberry
Stump Samuel, flour inspector, 117 Hanover st
Stump Samuel, Jr. attorney at law, Charles st n of Fayette
Strumbacker Henry, blacksmith, Monument e of Constitution
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Struthoff Elizabeth, baker, 39 n Exeter st
Sturgeon Edw. waterman, Lee st e of Charles
Sturgeon Edw. clothing store, 42 Centre Market igpace
Sturgeon Wm. cordwainer, Gough st 1 door s of Gran by
Sturgess Nancy, sempstress, Barre st e of Sharp
Sturgess John, waterman, 54 Fleet st
Sturman E. W. auctioneer, cor Eutaw and Lexington sts
Sturms Christian, piano manufactory, cor Liberty and German
Sturmy Susanna, Wagon a! e of Howard st
Sullivan James, dw Albemarle st n of Pratt
Sullivan Edw. oak cooper, Henrietta st near Light
Sullivan Jas. S. carter, Lombard st e of Paca
Sullivan John P. clothing store, 42 s Calvert st dw cor Sharp
Sullivan Hetty, widow, Potter st near Gay [and Pratt
Sullivan Francis, shoemaker, Cove st w ol Franklin
Sullivan David, tea dealer and grocer, cor Pine and Lexington
Sullivan Robert, innkeeper, 9 Franklin st
Sullivan John, weaver, LFnion st s of Ross
Sullivan St Coates, painters and glaziers, Pratt st e of Paca
Sullivan Wm. painter, 3 Perry st
Sullivan Hiram, labourer, Richmond st e of Howard
Sullivan John, tobacco inspector, 112 Hanover st
Sullivan Jas. com. mt. 18 Spear's wf. dw Monument e of Eden
Sullivan Thomas, currier, 37 s Calvert st dw Albemarle betw
Water and Plowman
fSullivan Daniel, labourer, Chapel alley s of Mulberry st
Sultzbach Peter, cordwainer. Chestnut al e of Pearl st
Sultzer Sebastian, clerk, York av near Monument st
Summerville Mrs. Catherine, Exeter st 2 doors from Gay
Summerviile Henry V. dw Sharp st s of German
Sumn)erville Mrs. Nancy, 28 Hanover st
Sumner &- Robinson, merchants, 15 Bowley's wharf
Sumner Henry P. mt. dw Charles st 2 doors n of Mulberry
Sumpster Robert, brickmaker, s e cor Light and York sts
Sumwalt Wm. bricklayer, Howard st
Sum wait John F. clerk Bank of Balto. dw Sharp st w of Lee
Sumwalt George B, carpenter, cor Light st and Sugar alley
Sumwalt Joshua, stone cutter, Pratt st dw cor Pierce 8c Vine
Sumwalt Frederick, 2^8 n Howard st
Sumwalt Jesse, plaisterer, 228 n Howard st
Sunday School Union Depository, 15 s Calvert st
Sunderland John, bricklayer, 150 Low st
Sunderland Basil, ship joiner, cor Pratt and Market sts
Super mrs John, 27 VYater st
tSurvoy Basil, labourer, Montgomery st w of Sharp
tSurvoy Samuel, labourer, Fayette st e of Run alley
Suter Charles, cabinet maker, Pratt st near bridge, dw Presi-
dent near Pratt
Suter Samuel, shoemaker, Cove st betw Fraukliu & Pierce
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Suter George, Baltimore st w of Popplcton
Suter Alexander, tinner, Vine st w of Cove
Suter George, victualler, Penn avenue extended
Suter James S. turner, 7 Concord st dw Forest w of Harf. run
Suthkopf Charles, cordwainer, n Howard st n of Madison
Sulliff Thomas, china store, cor Howard and Lexington sts dw
Lexington w of Eutavv
Sutton Capt T. Norfolk Line Steam Boats, Eden st g of Pratt
Sutton H. blacksmith. Constitution st near Monument
Sutton Vincent, carpenter, ll McClellan's st
Sutton & Hall, merchant tailors, 7 s Gay st
tSutton Richard, labourer, Sarah Ann st e of Cove
tSutton Abraham, baker, Short st s of Orleans
Swaim John, victualler, Gallows Hill
Swaim Benjamin, cor Silver and Spring sts
Swaim George, butcher, Monument st e of Eden
Swan Wm. dry goods merchant, ?20 Baltimore st
Swan Wm. Charles st n of Lexington
Swan James, cor Fayette and Calvert sts
Swarer Elizabeth, widow, Orleans st w of Caroline
Swarer Philip, coach maker, Exeter st near Hillen
Swartz John, carpenter, Canal st near Orleans
Swartzman Joseph, 112 Eutaw st
Sweeney Richard, chair maker, s High st n of Water
Sweeney Dennis, coach painter, George st e of Pine
Sweeney P. M. grocer, cor Columbia and Eutaw sts
Sweet Leonard, bakery, 66 s Charles st
Sweeting Edw. T. bricklayer, Monument st e of Eden
Swick Charles, rigger, Fleet si 2 doors from Argyle alley.
Swift Wm. \. constable, Pinkney st near Bond
Swinney Jos. shoe store, Orleans st betw Aisquith and Short
Switzcr Wm. cordwainer, cor Seminary lane and Penn av
Switzer John, cordwainer, do do do
Switzer Frederick, painter, do do do
Switzer & Lant, painters and glaziers, Eutaw st n of Saratoga
Switzer Joseph, Strawberry al near Alice Anna st
Swiver Capt. John, Stiles st w of Albemarle
tSworden Wm. labourer, Johnson st s of Cross
Swords Andrew, orange seller, 15 Commerce st
Swormstedt James, printer, Orleans st w of Aisquith
Sybertz G. A. vvathchmaker, 39 Bond st
Sykes John, foundry man, Williams st near Cross
Syloane Henry, wheelwright, Holland st
Symington Amelia, s e cor Caroline and Fleet sts
Symington James, shopkeeper, 10 Commerce st
Symington Thomas, coal mt. cor Gay and Pratt sts
Sypes Peter, cordwainer, Cove st extended
Talbot J. boarding house, 25 s Howard st
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Talbot James, blacksmish, Wilk st vv of President
Talbot Perry, labourer, Salisbury st w of Canal
|Talbot Samuel, labourer, Spring st n ofGough
tTalbot Murray, waterman, Salisbury st e of Lloyd
Talbott Edw. constable, cor Aisquith and Orleans sts
Taney Hon. R. B. chief justice of U. S. Court, dw Lexington
Tappin Jas weaver, Saratoga st w of Cove [near Courtland
Tare Washington, ship carpenter, Ann st near Lancaster
Tarlton Benjamin, cooper, Green st s of Conway
Tamer John, Pearl st n of Fayette
Tarr Edwin S. cabinet wareroom, 41 n Gay st
Tarr VVm. cabinet maker, n Gay st near Molt
Tarring Wm. Sen. painter, 79 Liberty st dw Spring Gardens
Tarring Wm. painter, Barre st vv of Hanover
Tarring John, painter, Barre st w of Hanover
Tarter John, carter, Chesnut alley e of Pearl st
tTarter Henry, porter, Ross st e of St Mary's
Tatham Daniel, Sen. Light st s of Hill
Taylor Henry, weaver, Saratoga st extended
Taylor mrs Mary, sempstress. Freeman st n of Lexington
Taylor David, carpenter, Lexington st e of Liberty, dw Frank-
Taylor Hezekiah, porter, Pine st near Vine [lin w of Pearl
Taylor Edw. constable, 88 Market st
Taylor Margaret, Caroline st n of Fleet
Taylor George, carpenter, cor Stiles and President sts
Taylor Wm. waterman, cor Bond st and Argyle alley
Taylor Capt. Thomas, Caroline row, Caroline st
Taylor John, tanner, Caroline row, Caroline st
Tayloi Charles R. Caroline row, Caroline st
Taylor S.unuel, Pinkney st e of Bond
Taylor Robert A. commission merchant, firm Adams & Co. 11
Bovvley's wharf, dw Albemarle near Water
Taylor &, Maffitt, tavern, 45 Centre Market space
Taylor Capt. L. G. s High st n of Pratt
Taylor & Sons, warehouse, 275 Baltimore st
Taylor J. & Sons, wholesale grocers St commission merchants,
cor Eutaw st and Eutaw alley
Taylor Wm W. dw s e cor Calvert and Lexington sts
Taylor Mary, 79 Bond st
Taylor Capt. Wm. S. mariner, Alice Anna st vv of Ann
Taylor Henry, oak cooper, 6 Perry st
Taylor B. & Brown, wholesale hardware store, 164* Balto. st
Taylor Thomas, boot and shoe maker, 6 Pratt st
Taylor John \. clothing store, 89 Baltimore st dw Fayette 4th
door e of Calvert
Taylor Wm. H. tobacconist. Gay st near bridge
Taylor mrs H. A. milliner, s w cor Baltimore Sc Frederick sis
Taylor mrs Margaret, n Gay st near East
Taylor Capt. James, Front st near Bath
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Taylor Major, carpenter, German st near Sharp, d\v cor Front
Taylor Samuel, stone cutter, 79 Green st [and Bath 8ts
Taylor Samuel, wood cutter, Sugar alley e of Charles st
Taylor James, weaver, cor Ross and Preston sts
Taylor John, dry goods merchant, 20 n Howard st dw 47 do.
Taylor Joseph, merchant, 122 Lombard st
Taylor Hester A. washer, betw Perry and Conway sts
Taylor Robert A. merchant, cor Franklin and Charles sts
Taylor J. wood corder, Lee st e of Hanover
Taylor Lewis, marble cutter, cor Charles and Perry sts
Taylor William, cordwainer, cor Charles st and Sugar alley
Taylor Asbury, coach maker, Monument st n of Spring
Taylor Thomas W. 112 n High st
Taylor Richard, plane maker, 28 n Exeler st
Taylor Lewis, mariner, 28 n Exeter st [lison alley
Taylor and McNeal, proprietors of scows, cor Pratt st and Al-
Taylor Robert, of above firm, cor Frederick and Baltimore sis
Taylor & Willet, 20 Cheapside
Taylor Nathan, 40 Albemarlest
Taylor Rhoads, coope;, Water st w of Calvert
Taylor Roberr, merchant, cor Charles and Mulberry sts
tTaylor Isaac, stevadore, Apple alley s of Bank st
tTaylor Henry, labourer. Mechanics' Court near High si
tTaylor James, ealker, Spring st s of Gough
tTaylor Fanny, washer, Canal st near Orleans
JTaylor Oscar, tailor, 22 Lombard st w of Light
tTaylor John, labourer, Spring st n of Gough
tTaylor Abraha'm, caulker, Strawberry alley near Gough st
tTaylor Dorcas, Alice Anna st near Bond
tTaylor Abraham, labourer, Monument st w of Spring
|Taylor Christiana, washer, Potter st e of Low
tTaylor John, labourer, 57 n Exeter st
Teackle S. G. M. attorney at law, 18 St. Paul's st. dw Howard
ITaylor Charlotte, e Water st w of Lloyd [st near Monument
Teackle Dr. J. M e Baltimore st w of Exeter
Teale mrs E. milliner, 163 Hanover st
Teal Archibald, blacksmith, Wolf st s of Alice Anna
Teale James, foundrym.an, Light st near Hill
Tean George, clerk, dw Charles st n of Barre
Tearrol Harriet, Hanover s of Hughes st
Tease John, plaisterer, Pine sf, s of Lexington
Teal Thos. ship carpenter, 16 Bond st
Teal Adam, 8 Lancaster
Temperley T. innkeeper, cor Howard and Mulberry
Temple George, Apple alley s of Alice Anna st
Tenain John, grocer, cor Columbia st & Bottle alley [Saratoga
Tenant Thos. stock maker, 3 South st. dw North, Sd house from
Tenant mrs. Mary, s w corner of Gay & Second
Tenant Thos. W. dw Courtland s of Frankli^i
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tTenant Henry, paper hanger, Beard st near Long iane
Tennison Joseph, n e cor Eden and Wilk sis
Tensfield Frederick, horse shoe manufaclory, Lombard st w of
Light, dw Light st
Tensfield Wm. frrocer, Light st near Lombard .
Terine Peter H. 53 Centre Market space
Terral Capt. Michael, Eden st 1 door s of Pratt
Terral Gardner, cedar cooper, Marion st w of Park
Terry mrs Eliza, cor Lloyd and Salisbury sts
Thacher Capt. Isaac, 13 Fountain Row, Spring st
Thater Philip, Columbia st s e of Howard
Thayer Cap'.. Laban, Block st
Thayter and Kouze, shoe manufactory, 94 Pratt st
Theatres, see page 19
Therle Catherine, shop keeper, Armistead lane w of William st
Therlow John, cooper, Annst s of AHce Anna
Thinow John, Lancaster st w of Market
Thirbrir'Mary, Lerew's alley s of Franklin st
Thomas and Mills, lumber yard, Falls head of Union dock
Thomas David E. of above firm, dvv 43 Fayette st
Thomas Sarah, sempstress, n w cor Market and Fleet sts
Thomas Wm. B. 14 Market st f. p. [Market
Thomas John G. tavern and boarding house, 9 Thames st e of
Tiiomas James H. grocer, s vv cor Wilk st and Strawberry alley
Thomas Joseph, Happy alley n of Alice Anna st '
Thomas Mary, Ann st e of Wilk
Tliomas, Mrs Mary, 17 Thames st
Thomas James, rigger, Strawberry alleys of Alice Anna st
Thomas Mrs Sophia, 96 s High st
Tiiomas Mary, cor Market space and Water st
Thomas Garrison, brickmaker, s Howard st near Wine
Thomas D. E. 43 Fayette st e of Sharp
Thomas Mrs. tailoress, Charles st s of Lee
Thomas Eleanora, 21 Fayette st
Thomas Sarah, Balh st e of Davis
Thomas William, wheelwright, Hillen st near Exeter
Thomas James, hat manufactory, 56 Centre Market space
Thomas, Owen, baker, Montgomery st e of Charles
Thomas Balington, labourer, Montgomery st e of Charles
Thomas Mrs Jane, shoebinder, C Jackson'^Court
Thomas Edward C. tobacconist, Eutawst n of Ballimore, dw
cor Saratoga and Green sts
Thomas Arthur, cily collector. Vine st w of Cove
ThomasJoseph, bricklayer, cor Pearl st and Park lane
Thomas Samuel, watchman. Park lane e of Pine st
Thomas John, watchman, Fayette st e of Pine
Thomas John, carpenter, St. Marv's st n of Penn. avenue
Thomas Dr. R. H. cor Sharp and Lombard sts
Thomas Philip E. dw Sharp st s of Lombard
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Thomas Sterling, butcher, Holland st w of Long lane
Thomas & Co. dealers in hardware and saddlery, 196 Balto. st
Thomas Mrs D. S. 45 s Charles st
Thomas Rachel, Potter st e of Gay
Thomas Levin, labourer, Orleans st e of Caroline
Thomas Rodger, pilot, Orleans st vv of Caroline
Thomas, Henry, clerk, McElderry's st e of Aisquith
Thomas James, cabinet m^aker, Low st n of Exeter-
Thomas Mrs Margaret, 96 n Exeter st
Thomas MrsTJane"; 130 n Exeter st
Thomas Jos. turner, McClellan's alley near Fayette st. dw opp.
tThomas Richard, carter, w of Cove st s of Franklin
IThomas Harriet, labourer^ Saratoga st extended
tThomas Hazel, drayman. Park lane e of Amity st
tThomas James, labourer, Perry st e of Eutaw
IThomas Isaac, sawyer, Lerew's alley n of Monument st
"Thomas Perry, sailor, Lerew's alley n of Saratoga st
;Thomas Gustavus, baker, Little Sharp st s of Saratoga
;:Thomas Wm. porter, Comb alley w of Hill st
JThomas Terentius, labourer. Welcome alley w of Hanover st
::Thomas Sarah, sempstress, Short st n of Orleans
'Thomas Mabal, Hamburg st opp Telegraph
tThomas Mrs. Centre st w of St. Paul
JThomas John, labourer. Centre st vv of St. Paul's
IThomas Lucfttia, washer, Conway st e of Hanover
tThomas Clara, washer, Columbia st e of Howard
JTtiomas Alexander, white washer, Hanover stn of Montgomery
JThomas James, blacksmith, Sharp st n of Lexington
tThomas Sarah, washer, cor Liberty and Marion sts
fThomas William, drayman, Lerew's alley s of Franklin st
JThomas Maria, Apyle alley s of Baltimore st
{;Thomas Richard, carter, Bank st e of Ann
tThomas Rachel, Spring alley near Wilk st
Thompson Robert, grocer, n w cor Ann and Lancaster sts
Thompson Capt. Alexander, s w cor Ann and Lancaster sts
Thompson William, shipwright, Wilk st n of Washington
Thompson Ann, Argyle alleys of Wilk st
Thompson , waterman. Bond st s of Wilk
Thompson Edward, wheelwright and blacksmith, 65 Bond st
Thompson William, shipping master, 27 Bond st
Thompson John, labourer. Bank st near Happy alley
Thompson James, customs, 14 Alice Anna st
Thompson John, lumber inspector, Exeter st n of Wilk
Tiiorapson James, labourer, head of Howard st
Thompson Mrs Catherine, e Baltimore st e of Eden
Thompson Joseph, grocer, cor Park st and Wagon alley
Thompson Charles, grocer, cor Sharp and ^qv^ Church sts
Thompson Mrs Ann, dress maker, Calvert st n of Bath
Thompson Mrs Ann. Saratoga st Court near Holliday
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Thompson Samuel, cabinet ware room, Baltimore st 2d door from
Harrison and 13 Harrison st. dw 13 Harrison st
Thompson Thomas, carpenter, Ensor st near Mott
Thompson Samuel, cordwainer, Ensor st'n of Monument
Thompson Elias, Ensor st n of Monument
Tiiompson Parker, oak cooper, Falls st near Constftution
Thompson Thomas jr. chair maker, Mott st near Gay
Thompson Wm. fisherman, York avenue near Monument st
Thompson Henry & Son, com. mts. 41 s Gay si
Thompson Henry, merchant, dvv e Baltimore st w of Aisquith
Thompson Mrs Ann, sempstress. Commerce st n of Pratt
Thompson J. S. Hollins st s side
Thompson Thomas F. carpenter, lOO^EutaAV st
Thompson Richard, carriage lamp manufactory, Fayette st w of
Thompson David H. Pac.a st n of Franklin " [Howard
Thompson Allen, ship carpenter. Sharp st s of Hill
Thompson Harrison, weaver, Richmond st e of Howard
Thompson Thomas, sawyer. Chapel alley n of Pleasant st
Thompson John, carpenter, Henrietta st w of Charles
Thompson Alexander, shoe maker, Monument st e of Eden
Thompson William, candle makeir, Monument st e of Eden
Thompson Joseph B. tobacconist, Market space, dw 5 Pitt st
Thompson James, com. nit. 2 O'Donnell's whf. dw 53 Pitt »t
Thompson Georfje, grocer, 55 Pitt st
Thompson Mrs Mary, cor East and Douglass sts*
Thompson John, seaman, East st n of Halfmoon alley
Thompson John, painter, Mulliken st w of Strawberry alley
Thompson James, mariner, Orleans ste of Caroline
Thompson James, plaisterer, Forest st e of Aisquith
Thompson Joseph, bricklayer, Forest st e of Aisquith
Thompson Mary, Gl Aisquith st
Thompson Ann M. dry goods store, 122 n High st
Thompson James, mariner, 62 n High st
Thompson Samuel, secretary/ Balto. Insurance Co. dvv e Calti
more st e of Aisquith
Thompson and Spaulding, com. agents, 18 Commerce st
Thompson D. and W. saddlers, harness and trunk makers, 26
Thompson Chas. drayman, Salisbury st w of Canal [South s
Thompson Wm. wheelwright, 6 Franklin row
Thompson W. A. dw Franklin st e of Chatsworth
Thompson Samuel, tobacconist. Pine st n of Pierce
Thompson Mrs Ann, sempstress. Pine st s of Saratoga
Thompson Edward, bricklayer, Mulberry st w of Chatsworth
Thompson John, 51 Pearl st
Thompson Richard, watchman, 29 Vine st
Thompson John D. dvv North st s of Pleasant
Thompson William, coach maker, Harford av near Madison st
tThomspon Ann, Alice Anna st near Bond
tThompson Mary, washer, Perry st e of Eutaw
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tThompson Charles, labourer, Frederick st near Etna lane
tThompson David, sawyer, Exeter st near Hume
tThompsoa Robt. labourer, Eastern Shore Row near Conway st
tThompson Jacob, labourer. Honey alley w of Hanover st
tThompson Edward, hackman, Caroline st n of Pratt
tThompson Alexander, Strawberry alley n of Gough Bt
tThompson William, Bishop's alley near Pratt st
tThompson Chloe, Wolf st s of Fleet
fThompson David, drayman, Lerew's alleys of Franklin st
^Thompson Pompey, labourer, Little Sharp st s of Barnet
fThompson William, steam boat hand. Forest st n of Aisquith
tThompson Temperance, white washer, Sugar al. e of Charles st
Thornburg Margaret, s Sharp st s of German
Thorns Thomas, blacksmith, Harrison st near Gay
Thornton Samuel, tailor. Canal st near Orleans
Thornton E. A. purser in navy, Fayette st w of Eutaw
Thornton Rev. Thomas, 8 Green st s of Franklin
Thornton John, carpenter, William st n of Cross
tThornton John, hackman Sharp st s of Saratoga
Thorpe William W. tin manufacturer, 1 s Eutaw st
Thorpe William, bricklayer, Saran Ann st w of Poppleton
Thorpes Joshua, bricklayer, Saratoga st w of Cove
Thprpes Wm. druggist, n Howard st s of Saratoga, dw 135
Three Tuns Tavern, s w cor Pratt and Paca sts [Eutaw
Threkeld, Eli-jah, rope maker, Pinkney st e of Market
Thrush Nicholas, comb maker, Green st s of Conway
Thuinberneck Anthony, labourer. Spring st s of Gough
Thurston Phineas P. confectioner, cor Pratt st and Ch«apside
Thuston David auctioneer, Madison st w of Howard
Tiahn Philip, cordwainer. New st e of Long alley
Tibbals Mrs Susan, tailoress, Potter st n of Gay
Tice Ann Maria, cook shop, Bath st e ol Davis
Tidings Mrs Susan, Harford avenue
Tidings Leonard, rope maker, Harford avenue
Tidings Lewis, butcher, Orleans st e of Caroline
Tiernan Charles, Lexington st vv of Charles
Tiernan Patrick, grocer, 4 s Charles st. dw 98 Park st
Tiernan Luke, dw cor Charles and Fayette sts
|Tiernan Patrick, labourer, Lerew's alley s of Franklin st
Tiffany Henry, wholesale com. domestic warehouse, 205 w Balto.
Tiffany, Shaw fe Co. wholesale com. domestic warehouse, 199 1-2
w Baltimore st
Tiffany, Ward & Co. wholesale com. mts. 1 Sc 2 Lorman Row
Tiffany O. C. merchant, dw Franklin st e of Park
Tiffany Comfort, dw 35 Charles 8t
Tilden Thomas E; merchant tailor, 182 Baltimore st. dw Liberty
tTilghman John, Apple alley near Alice Anna st [near Marion
tTilghman Hester, 11 Salisbury alley
tTilletson Mentor, porter, Pierce st w of Pearl
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Tillman James, superintend't Custom House, d\v Courtland st
tTillman Emory, labourer, French st near Potter [near Mulberry
tTillman James, labourer. Welcome alley \v ef Hanover st
tTillman James, labourer Pearl st s of Saratoga
tTillman Mrs Ann, 17 Barnet st
Tilyard Martha, Saratoga st e of Chaf.es
Tilyard H. W. dentist, Eutaw st n of Lombard
Tilyard J. W. dw 5 Saratoga st
Timanus George, 45 n Liberty st
Timaniis Charles, stone mason, 23 New Church st
Timmons John, market master, 48 s Howard st
Tims Benjamin, shipwright, ^86 Bond st
Tindle Robert, boot and shoe manufactory. Light st whf. near
Barre st. dw Hill st near Light
Tindell James, cordwainer, Mulberry st e of Pine
Tinges George W. 54 s High st
Tinges William, storekeeper, 2 Saratoga st
Tinker Frederick A. shoe maker, Hampstead st
Tinkler Thomas, cedar cooper, Gay st near Front
Tippett Edward, engineer. Low st n of Exeter
Tippett George, stone cutter, 6 Poppleton st
Tishmeyer Frederick, grocer and vinegar manufactory, East st
Tite Ann, Wolfst n of Alice Anna [near French
Titgen Martin, sugar refiner, cor Mercer and Grant sts
Tittle Jeremiah, merchant tailor, 21 South st
Tobacco wharehouse, state, see page 15
TobinMary, tailoress, Park st s of Lexington
Todar William, stocking manufactory, Neighbour st near Har-
Todd Mrs Sarah, Philpotst e of Willis ford avenue
Todd Peter, carpenter. High st n of Stiles
Todd Daniel, carpenter, Harford avenue
tTodd Sarah, Potter st s of Gay
Todhunter Joseph & Co. wholesale dry goods mts. 205 w Bal-
Todhunter Joseph, Sharp st n of Lombard [timore st
Tolan Thomas, shopkeeper, 5 Mercer st
Tolbert Harriet, sempstress, Hillen st near Exeter
Tolbert Leaffy, Bath st Court
tTolbert Julia, Canal st near Orleans
Toldridge B. hair dresser and wig maker, 149 Baltimore st
Tolson Joseph, ship joiner, Bank st e of Market
Tolson Haram, hackman, Bond st extended
Tomkins Joseph, merchant, Spear's wharf, dw 150 n Howard st
Tomlinson William, boat builder, end of Spear's wharf, dw 124
Toner Markin, 4 Perry st [Hanover st
Toner John, coach maker, Harford av. near Monument st
Toner Mrs Mary, Potter st n of Hillen
Toner Dennis, morocco dresser, French st near Bath
tToner Isaac, labourer, German st w of Pine
Tonga Mrs Ann, Albemarle st n of Pratt
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Tooby Henry, labourer, Lerew's alley s of Mulberry st
Tooey Hiram, tobacconist. Freeman st n of Saratoga
JToocrood Hannah, washer, Peach alley n side
JToogood Margaret, Wagon alley w of Park st
|Toogood Charles, labourer, Chamberlain alley n side
tToogood Jacob, labourer, Columbia ste of Paca
Toole Peter, blacksmith, Concord st
Toole Mary, tailoress, Forest stw of Harford Run
Toole Mrs'^Elizabeth, Bond st s of Baltimore
Toolan John, marble polisher, Lunn's lane near Burgundy alley
Toomey James, Water st near Frederick
Toome}" Mrs M. fringe and cap maker, 1 Perry st
tTopping Charles, drayman, Biddle st e of Pennsylvania avenue
Torney Otto, grocer, s w cor Howard and Perry sts
Torney Carston, grocer, Light st s of Montgomery
Torrance , Frederick st
Torrance James, carpet weaver, Water st e of Exeter
Torringtori John, baker. East st cor Halfmoon alley
Tosh Frederick, grocer, cor Charles and Hill sts
Totel Robert, shoe maker, 2 Saratoga st
Towell Mrs Amelia, Exeter st n of Wilk
Tower O. grocer, n e cor Pratt and Sharp sts
Towner John F. Pearl st s of Baltimore
Townsend Thomas jr. ship carpenter, 68 Market st f. p.
Townsend D. & E. A. clothing store, 39 Second st near Frederick
Townsend J. T. glass, oil ancfpaint store, 57 C. Market space
Townsend John,^dyer, cor Franklin and North sts
Townsend Mary, cor Washington and Alice Anna sts
Townsend Mrs. Fayette st 2d^door from Howard
Townsend Mrs Sarah. 6 Long lane
Townsend John J. letter carrier, s Exeter st s of Salisbury
Towson Rebeccn, Tyson st near Falls Row
Towson Mrs Sarah, stock manufacturer, 7 St Paul's st near Balto.
Towson & Ball, marble cutters, yard Lexington st w of North
Towson Thomas, tailor, n Gay st near Aisquith
Towson Sarah, French st near Bath
Towson David, foundryman, Armistead lane near Light st
Towson Charles, hat manufactory, Eutaw st s of Lexington
Towson Philemon, soap and butter inspector, 10 Liberty st
Toy John D. printer, cor St. Paul's and Baltimore sts
Toy Walter, waiter, Conway st w of Howard
Traccy James, land agent, cor St. Paul's and Fayette sts. dw
Franklin st w of Pearl
Tracey Philip, locksmith, Green st s of Baltimore
Tracey John, huckster. Haw st w of Emory
Tracey Garrett T. pilot, Lancaster st e of Market
Tracy M. merchant tailor, St. Paul's st near Baltimore, dw 17
Tracy Pierce, High st near Hillen [New Church st
Tracy Garrett, wheelwright. Market st extended
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Trainer John, Canton
Trainer James, grocer, 55 Saratoga st
Trapnall George W. potter, 82 Conway st
Travers Saraii, Lerew's alley head of Honey alley
Travers Jane, 3 Ann st
Traverse Mrs Susanna, young ladies' seminary, G7 a High st
Trayser Pijilip P. smith in general, Paca st s of Lombard
Trebe Henry, cabinetmaker, 58 n Exeier st
Trego Alfred, Columbia st s of German
Trego William, Columbia st near Pratt
Tresh E. and S. academy, Hanover st s of Pratt
Tremayer Frederick, carpenter, 77 Fleet st
Trenton John, bricklayer. Lee st 2d door e of Charles
Trimbell mrs Elizabeth, Franklin st e of Green
Trimble John, Aisquilh st n of Madison
Trimble John, hardware store, Cheapside, dvv 80 n High st
Trimble John, com. merchant, 77 s Calvert st. dw 80 n High st
Trimble Augustus, bricklayer, Eutaw st s of Ross
Trimble Samuel, shipwright, s High st nearWilk
Trimble William, merchant, 8 s High st
Trimble Capt. Isaac, cor Saratoga and St. Paul's sts
|Tripp Henry, cook, Sugar alley w of Charles st
JTripp Betsy, Bounty lane betw Caroline and Spring sts
Trite Jeremiah, ship carpenter, VVolfst near Alice Anna
Troop George, dairy, Ross st opp. Paca
Troth Capt. Samuel, Harrison st near Etna lane
Trott Capt. Thomas, Columbia st w of Sharp
Trott Mrs Ann, Salisbury st e of Lloyd
Trott Saybor, carter, Aisquith st s of Orleans
Trotten Thomas, lime and feed store, Buchanan's wharf s of
Pratt, (\\v Market st near e Baltimore
Trotton Thomas, Market st s of e Baltimore
Troubler Frederick, labourer, Market street extended
Troxel Abraham, Uvery stables, Paca st s of Franklin
Truitt James, shoe maker, Argyle alley n of Lancaster st
Truman Mary, boarding house, corLigfft and York sts
Trumbo Henry,labourer, Perry st e of Lunn's alley
Trumbo Adam, blacksmith, Biddle alley s of Ross st
Trump Henry, carpenter, Lombard st e of Eutaw
Trurnp William B. and Co. wholesale dry goods mts. 225 1-2
Trust John H. Hill st w of Hanover [Baltimore st
Trust Harman, baker, Hdl betw Light and Charles sts
Trust Jacob, merchant, Salisbury st betw High and Exeter
Trust Harman, baker, s w cor Baltimore and Schroeder sts
Trust & Cole, comb and fancy brush merchants, 2 n Howard st
Trustin Joseph, coach maker, Buren st near Monument
Trusty Perry, labourer, Biddle alley s of Ross st
•j-Trusty Jonathan, stevadore, Wilk st w of Bond
JTf usty Samuel, sawyer, Ensor st foot of Gallows Hill
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JTrusty Aaron, porter, Little Sharp st n of Lexingtoa
JTryis Francis, drayman, Wayne st w of Howard
Tucker Samuel, carpenter, Pine st n of Mulberry
Tucker William A/president of Insurance Co. 10 Saratoga st
Tucker Mrs Henrietta, Monument st vv of Canal
Tucker Margaret, liat binder, 29 n Exeter st
Tucker Thos. bricklayer, e Baltimore st betw Eden and Spring
Tucker Mrs Sarah, Hill st betw Light and Charles
Tucker John H. chair maker, Pratt st w of Harford Run
Tucker John B. tobacconist, 17 Market st f. p.
Tucker William, shoe maker, 90 Bond st
Tucker G. W. apothecary, s e cor Pratt and Eden sts
Tucker Silas, shoe maker, Holliday st n of Baltimore, dw Apple
alley s of Baltimore st [Bond
Tucker Henry, fancy store, 96 Baltimore'st. dw cor Wilk and
Tucker Joseph, dry goods merchant, 75 Baltimore st
Tucker Thomas T. &, Brothers, lottery office and exchange
brokers, s e cor Baltimore st and Centre Market space
Tuckey Elisha, painter and glazier, Caroline st s of Pratt
Tudor Robert, carpenter. Low st n of Forest
Tufts & Schetter, manufacturers of glass, 32 s Charles st
Tufts Wm. merchant, St. Paul's st s of Franklin
|Tue Thomas, labourer. Light st extended
Tumblinson Wni. boat builder, Spear's whf. dw 134 Hanover st
Tunis Alexander, cordwainer, Sterling st 2d door from Mott
Tunis Thomas, mariner, Caroline st s of Orleans
Turell &, Go. tobacconists, 14 n Howard st
Turnbull John, shoe maker. Bank st 1 door e of Eden
Turnbull Alexander, domestic warehouse, 175 Baltimore st. dw
50 n Charles st
Turnbull Henry, dw 50 n Charles st
Turner Joshua'M. victualler, n e cor Gist and e Baltimore sts
Turner Thomas, shoe maker, Lancaster st e of Market
Turner Mary, Wolf st e of Alice Anna
Turner Capt. John D. 10 Bank st
Turner Isaac, butcher, cor Bank and Bond sts
Turner Caleb, Bond st n of Gough
Turner John, labourer, Lerew's alley near Madison st
Tnrner Jacob jr. lumber merchant, 28 Light st whf. dw Honover
Turner Joshua L. grocer, 58 n Gay st [st s of Conway
Turner Mrs. Mott st near Sterling
Turner Mrs. French st near East
Turner Joseph & Co. proprietors of planing and grooving mill,
Barre st w of Light
Turner Charles R. carpenter, George st e of Pine
Turner Frederick K. ivory turner, 44 Eutaw st. dw Long alley
Turner Lewis victuallar, Penn. av n of Hoffman st fn of Franklin
Turner Richard, carpenter, Biddle st n of Penn. avenue
Turner Thomas, clerk, Columbia st w of Green
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Turner Joseph jr. lumber merchant, 127 Hanover st
Turner and Wheelwright, paper warehouse, 30 s Charles st
Turner Nathan, butcher, Holland st w of Eden
Turner Henry, butcher, Holland st w of Lonsj lane
Turner Miss Harriet, Orleans st e of Sprints
Turner Thomas, carpenter, cor Orleans si and Short alley
Turner Mrs Elizabeth, 24 Forest st
Turner and Voss, grocers and com. mis. 7 Bowley's wharf ^
Turner Joseph, drayman, Camden st w of Calhoun alley
Turner George, fisher. Cross st betw Light and William
Turner Miss Mary D. fancy store, Baltimore st e of Front
tTurner James, labourer, French lane near Light st
|Turner Wi'liam, labourer, Strawberry alley sof Pinkney st
]:Turner Priscilla, Ensor st near Forest
tTurner Morris, waiter, n Gay st near Mott
tTurner Francis, barber, Bank lane betw St. Paul's and Calvert
Turner Abraham, labourer. Perry st e of Eutaw
Turner Michael, cordwainer, French st near East
Turpin Jos. ladies' shoe manufacturer, 34 Fayette st.
Tuttle Joseph, agent for Gouley's Bitters, 40 Market st f. p.
Tuttle John, Theatre tavern, Holliday st near Fayette
Tweedal James, China mender. Vine st e of Pine
Twiford , cordwainer, Mott st near Sterling
Twiford Edward cordwainer, York st e of Charles
Tyler G. K. dealer in drugs and medicines, cor High and e Bait
Tyler George, ship carpenter, 4 Alice Anna st
Tyler Capt. James, Wilk st 1 door e of High
Tyler Daniel, Eden st s of Pratt
tTynes Charlotte, Salisbury st w of Canal
Tyson's Chemical works, n w cor Cove and Columbia sts
Tyson Charles, clerk, Pearl st n of Mulberry
Tyson Daniel, grocer, 28 Eutaw st
Tyson George, 130 Hanover st
Tyson George jr. 3 Pratt st wharf
Tyson William A. Bank st e of Market
Tyson P. T. s w cor Howard and Lombard sts
Tyson Isaac jr. 81 Lombard st w oi. Hanover
Tyson Jonathan, Pratt st w of Sharp
Tyson John S. attorney, office n w cor Lexington and Courtland
Tyson Nathan, flour and com mt. Patterson st. dw 36 Sharp gt
Tyte Alexander, professor of music, Charles st n of Saratoga
UbERT JOHN, shoe maker, Fawn st w of High
Uhler George, merchant, Camden st e of Sharp
Uhcorin Mrs. oyster cellar, cor Gay and Front sts
Ulhorn John, blacksmith, German st w of Penn
Ulhorn Mrs Mary, Pratt st e of Market space
Ulhorn Mrs. Sharp st w of Conway
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Umphreys Matthias, cordvvaiiier, 71 Saratoga st
Undach Frederick, labourer, Light st extended
Undach John, cooper, Light st extended
Underwood, John, carpenter, Bishop's lane s of Stiles st
Underwood Enoch, engineer, Ensor st extended
Underwood Joshua, carter, Canal st near Gay
Underwood Albert, carter, Eden si s of Jefferson
Union Manufactory Co. warehouse,9 s Charles st
Union Bank, cor Fayette and Cnarles sts
Union Moses, Spring st n of Gough
Unitarian Church, cor Franklin and Charles sts
Universalist Churches, see page 18
United Fire Co. s Howard st above Pratt
Upperman Robert, tobacconist, George st e of Pine
Uppole Susanna, tailoress, Biddle alley s of Ross st
Usher J.ihn P. auction and com. store, Water st near C. Market
Usher Thomas, huckster, Penn. av. w of Green st [space
Utermuckle Augustus, tailor, Pratt st w of President
Utermuckle Adolphus, barber, Pratt st w of President
Uthman Anthony, tailor, Green st s of Baltimore
VaLDOR Don Manuel, Spanish Consul, 51 C. Market space
Valentine Joanna, huckster, Peach alley n side
Valiant Ann, cor Bath and Davis sts
Valiant James B. hatter, cor Canal and Monument sts
Valiant John, shoe maker, Wilk ste of High
Valleniila x\iigusta. Mulberry st near Park
Vallee Mrs Mary A. tailoress. Canal st near McEIderry
Valliant George, fish inspector, 55 s Howard st
Vanbrunt Tunis, Lexington st e of Green, dw cor Saratoga and
Vance Mrs Ellen, cor Springand Bank sts [Green sts
Vance Reiker, foundryman, Light st near Hill
Vance Ann, teacher, Howard st n of Madison
Vandaniker Joseph, tavern, 31 Franklin st
Vanderuer , Park st n of Mulberry
Van Ness Wni. J. grocer, 48 Centre Market space
Van Ness Samuel, Mechanical Hotel, cor Water and Canal sts
Vansant Joshua, blacksmith, Henrietta st e of Charles
Vansant Cornelius, boarding house, 8 Lovely lane
Vansant Richard, tailor, Conway st w ot Howard
Vansant & Wright, hat manufacturers, 158 Baltimore st
Vansant Joshua, of above firm, dw Barnet st
Varden Robert B. clerk to city commissioners, George st w o.
Varden Richard W. chair maker, Eden st s of Gough [Penn. av
Varnell George, bricklayer, 60 n Exeter st
Vass James C. clerk. Pearl st n of Mulberry
Vaughan Susan, Wilk st 1 door e of Happy alley
V^auQfhan Mrs Maria, Sterling st near Mott
Vaughan Mrs. Maria, Hillen st near Potter
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Veckkivier John, wheelwright, Union st s of Ross
Venables Ann, Happy alley s of Fleet st
Venier Catherine, 44 Franklin st
Venner Samuel, silver plater, Montgomery st w of Llfrht
Verlander Julia Ann, sempstress, Orleans st e of Aisquith.
Vermillion James, painter, Sterling st near Monument
Vernetson William, second hand clothing store, 3Q Second st w
Vernon D. tailor, 103 Eutaw st [Market space
Verot Baudola, labourer, Buren st near Monument
Vicente Capt. M. general agency office, 42 1-2 n Gay st
Vickers Mary, Park sts of Wagon alley
Vickers Joel, flour merchant, lower end of Commerce st. dw 71
s Sharp st
Vickers G. R. & Co. steam boat agents, end of Commerce st
Vickers Jacob, engineer, Montgomery si e of Light
Vickers James W. waterman, Argyle alley n of Fleet st
Vickers John, oyster house, McClellan's alley near Baltimore st
Vickery Thomas, state wharfinger, 44 s High st
^Victor Lucinda, 53 Centre Market space
Victory Daniel, tavern, 16 Market st f p.
Victory Joseph, store, 82 n Howard st
Viguisney Charles, stone cutter, cor Front and Plowman sts
Villers Mrs A. miUiner, 9 Saratoga st
Vincent James, sail maker, Charles st s of Montgomery
Vinegar Mary, 8 Alice Anna st e of Market
Vineyard Margaret, Wilk st 1 door e of Caroline
Vinix Elisha, plaisterer, Monument st w of Canal
Vinton Perry, carpenter, Hughes st betw Light and William
Viquesneo Charles, stone cutter, rear of 72 n Exeter st
Virden Capt WiUiam W. 172 e Pratt st
Visage Ann, French st near East
Visiter Baltimore, office cor St. Paul's st and Bank lane
Vogt F. patent lever lock manufiicturer. Perry st w of Sharp
Vogt Wm. optician. Fell st s of Thames
Voinard Mrs Cassandra, s e cor Centre Market space and Water
Volkman Jonas, goldsmith, Penn. av. s of Preston st
Volk Ulrick, boot and shoe manufiictory, 51 1-2 Harrison sc
Vondersmith, Daniel, lime merchant, Paca st s of Frankhn
Vonief John, tavern, Hanover st w of Camden
Vonkerten Anthony, draper and tailor, 21 n Howard st
Voss F. and R. importers of hardware, 10 s Charles st
Voss Franklin, 73 Charles st
Voss Robert S. Lombard st w of Hanover
Voyce Thomas, harness maker, n Gay st near Potter
Voyce Thomas, labourer, Charles st s of West
Voyart John, shoe maker, 20 s Calvert st
■^JVaDDEL William, shoe dealer, Pine st n of Fayette
Waddel John, tin plate worker, 79 Front st
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Waddell George, frrocer, n w cor Mulberry and Calvert sts
Waddy Thomas, sail maker, Montgomerj' st e of Charles
Wade Charles^ liquor store, Camden st w of Calhoun alley
Wade Mrs John, school, 14 n Gay st
Wadlovv Elisha, harness maker, York av. near Monument st
Waesche & De Spada, importers of hardware, and cutlery, 225
Waesche M. Liberty st s of German [\v Baltimore st
Wafran Caspar, Apple alley near Alice Anna st
Waggner George, block and pump maker, cor Wolf and Thames
sts. d\v 81 e Fleet st
Waggner Francis, block and pump maker, end of Bond st. dw
Wilk st AV of Market
Wagner William, ship carpenter, Ann st n of Alice Anna
Waggner George^ sail maker, cor Bank and Wolf sts
Waggner George D. carpet weaver, Penn. a v. s of Preston st
Wagner Basil, merchant tailor, 31 Lexington st. dw 4 s Sharp
Wagner Samuel, carpet weaver, 15 Wilk st
Wagner Charles, cooper, Wolf st near Fell
Wagner Philip, grocer, Baltimore st opposite Green
Wahl Melchoir, coach maker, Penn. av. e of George st
Wait George W. manufacturer of chocolate &c. w Falls avenue
dw s High st n of Pratt
Waite William W. justice of peace, office n Gay st near Forest,
dw n Gay st near Mott
Waite Jane, sempstress. Comet st wof Aisquith
Waites Jos. cordwainer, French st near East
Wakeley James P. cabinet maker, Pratt st w of Caroline
Waldschmidt, Lewis, cooper, 16 Pratt st
Waldman Wm. dyer, 33 Harrison st
Wales Joseph, shoemaker, Alice Anna st w of Strawberry alley
Wales Charlotte, Happy al s of Fleet st
Walker R. W. Falls avenue
Walker Benj. grocer, cor Light and Ruxton sts
Walker Peter, weaver, n of Cove st near Mulberry
Walker James, weaver, Pierce st w of Chatsworth
Walker John W. sheriff. Baltimore Co. Pearl st s of Franklin
Walker George W. & Co. dealers in shoes & hats, n Eutavv st
Walker Elizabeth, Argyle al s of Alice Anna st
Walker Thomas, clerk. Fawn st near Falls
Walker Wm. shoemaker, President st near Stiles
Walker Francis, sailmaker, Gough st w of Bond
Walker Joseph, teacher, Caroline row, Caroline st
Walker Capt. Robert, n e cor Pratt and Spring sts
Walker Peter H. grocer, 39 s Charles st
Walker Zadock, carpenter, 17 Maiden lane
Walker Noah, clothing store, 80 Pratt st and 70 Market space
Walker James P. porter Public Store, e Water st near Har. run
Walker Sater T. U. S. clothing store, 157 Baltimore st dw Sar-
atoga near Howard
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Walker Henry, machinist, Eden st near Silver
Walker S. D. & Co. tobacco merchants, 66 s Gay st
Walker Samuel D of above firm, dw Fayette st e of Paca
Walker Joshua, 2 Lexington st
tWalker Julia, Exeter st near Hillen
tWalker Edward, labourer, IG Forest st
Wall Samuel, Thames st e of Block
Wail Michael, grocer, 29 Lexington st
Wall Daniel, painter, cor Pine and Pierce sts
Wall Jacob, carpenter, Bait, st e of Pined w Fayette w of Pine
Wall Alice, 94 n Howard st
Wall Ephraim, carpenter, Baltimore st opposite Park lane, dw
Saratoga e of Green
Wallace Jos. A. president Maryland Insurance Co. 84 Liberty
Wallace James, milkman, Monument ste of Canal
Wallace Solomon, 118 n High st
Wallace Wm. stove, copper, tin and sheet iron manufactory,
38 s Calvert st dw GO s High st
Wallace & Rutter, grocers and com. mts. 30 Pratt st
Wallace W^m. of above firm, Pratt st near Harford run
Wallace John, cabinet maker, Commerce st 2 doors s of Pratt
Wallace Michael, waterman, Fell st s of Thames
Wallace mrs Jane, Apple al near Lancaster st
Wallace Capt. John, 12 Philpot st
Wallace Thomas, dry goods merchant, Hillen st 2 doors w of
Exoter, dw opposite
tWallace Thomas, wood sawyer, Ann st n of Gough
tWallace Uobert, labourer, Spring st n of Gough
TWallace Major, boot black, Poller st e of Low
tWallace Nicholas, barber, GO South st
tWallace Jos hackman. Hawk st w of Concord
Waller Abraham, cor Concord and Hawk sis
Waller Basil, tavern, Fish Market space n side
tWalley Wm. labourer, French lane near Charles £t
Wallis Philip, Charles st n of Mulberry
Wallis Wm. clerk, Paca st s of Lexington
Wallis George, labourer, Pierce st w of Chatsworlh
tWallis Cesar, labourer, Sarah Ann st s of Schroeder
tWailisH. dairy, Marion st w of Howard
IWallis Edward, barber, Frederick near Second st [Pine st
Walmsley James, cabinet maker, IG Eutaw st dw Fayette e of
Walmsley John G. feed store, Penn av e of Biddle st
Walsh Richard, tavern, 37 Centre Market space
Walsh Jacob, Esq. n e cor Water and Gay sis dw n e corner
Albemarle and Granby sts
Walsh William, 74 s Howard st
Walsh John, lumber merchant, Light st wharf
Walsh Thos. assembly reading room, cor Holiiday & Fayette sts
Walsh William, Ensor near Molt st
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Walsh John, shoemaker, cor Apple al and Fleet st
Walter Henry, shoemaker, Ann s of Fleet st
Waller Jacob, boarding house, 7 Bond st
Walter John, grocer, s w cor Pratt and Caroline sts
Walter Joseph, Park st s of Saratoga st
Walter W^illiam, sailor Comb al n of Busy alley
Walter Henry, carpenter, Biddle w of Ross st
Walter Jacob, watch and clock maker, 56 n Howard st
Waltermeyer Plenry, cordvvainer, Park lane e of Pine st
Walton Edward, tailor, Gough 1 door e of Caroline st
Walton Charles, sawyer, Wagon al w of Park st
Walton Isaac, Pleasant e of Park st
Walton John, labourer. Hill e of Charles st
Walton John, J. grocer, corner Gough and Granby sts
tWalton John, labourer, cor Frederick st and Etna Lane
jWalton Benjamin, sawyer, Pleasant e of Park st
Waltz John, tailor, Paca st s of Lexington, dvv Wagon al vv of
Liberty street
Wamaling Peter J. grocer, Columbia st \y of Green
Wane Elizabeth, widow, Caroline n of Bait st
Wannall Wm. H. grocer, cor Wayne al and Howard st
Wanst Adam, labourer, Richmond e of Howard st
Wapping Benjamin, barber. Water st e of Centre Market sp
WardRut'^, 44 Ann st
Ward Edward V. hardware merchant, Calvert st
Ward Nathaniel, bricklayer, Montgomery near Charles st
Ward Wm. lottery & exchange broker, s w cor Centre Market
space and Water st dw Pratt near Albemarle st
Ward mrs Mary, sempstress, Hillen near Exeter st
Ward Thomas, silversmith, High near Gay st
Ward Charles, weaver, Pierce st w side
Ward Bernard, watchman, French near Exeter st
Ward John, carpenter, n Gay near Tvlonument st
Ward Levi, stevedore, Apple al n of Gough st
Ward Wm. J. attorney at law, office & dvv St. Paul op- Court-
Ward Mary Ann, milliner, 4 e Baltimore st [house
Ward Lydia, sempstress, 46 n Exeter st
f Ward George, caulker. Wolf s of Wilk st
tWard Michael, blacksmith, Forest n of Douglass st
W^ardell Samuel, East near French st
Warden Robert, grocer, cor n Gay and Forest st
Warden Wm. sawyer, Richmond near Park st
Warden Catherine, cor Holland and Schrceder sts
Wardwell Stephen H. shoe manu. Lexington w of Paca st
Wardenburg Wm. grocer, 55 Alice Anna st
Ware Robert & Co boot and shoe warehouse 201 Bait st
Ware Robert T. of above firm dvv 137 Eutaw st
Ware Henry, labourer, Holland st extended
Ware & Ludlow, French &. English dry goods mts. 180 Bait st
WAT Matchers Baltimore
Ware Peter, corner Eden and Hollinssts
Warfield VVm. justice of the peace, n e cor Fayette &. St. Paul
dw Lexington w of Pine st
Warfield Sarah, Barnet w of Charles st
Warfitld Daniel, mt. cor Pleasant and St. Paul sts
AYarfield &. Mactier^ flour m(s. 9 Sp.^ar' swharf
Waring Spencer, Boot and shoe manu. Pratt w of Howard st
Warner Lewib M. & Co. dry goods mts 151 Bait st
^iv'arner mrs Ann, grocer, Fayette w of Gay st
Warner Wm. cabinet maker, Henrietta w of Charles st
Warner John, carpenter, Bond s of Alice Anna st
V/arner li. A. grocer. Strawberry al near Pinkney st
Warner Andrew, jeweller, Gay near Ball st
Warner nirs Margaret, Pratt st e of Apple al
Warner Asa, blacksmith, Park lane e of Pine st
Warner Frederick, victualler, cor Penna. av and Hoffman st
Warner Michael, brick maker, Columbia s of Green st
Warner Geo. att'y at law, Fayette st dw Columbia near Green
V/arner Dr. A L. 17 Pitt st
Warner Wm. G. printer, 3 s Gay st dw 46 n Gay st
Warner mrs Susan, dw 46 n Gay st
Warner Michael, brick maker, Paca w of Lunn's lane
Warner Allen, musician. Potter near Gay st
Vitamer George, dw cor Sharp and ^V'ayne sts
i Warner Maria, Potter n of Douglass st
Warren Henry, clerk, North st 1 door n of Saratoga
Warren John, porter, Park st s of Saratoga [tower
Warren Wm. hat case and fancy box manu. n Gay stop shot
tWarrick Harriet Ann, washer, Low bet Front and High sts
Warrington Thomas, sailor, Harrison st
Warrington Thomas J- Stiles e of Exeter st
Warrington S , labourer, Pierce e of Cove st
Warrum James, cordvvainer, Saratoga e of Schrceder st
AVarthem Elizabeth, cor Sharp st and Busy al
Wartman Welch & Co. tobacconists, 265 Baltimore st
AVartman INIichael, tobacconist, Bait st dw Lexington near Pine
Warwick Sarah, widow, Orleans e of Caroline st
tWarwick Wm. hackman, Davis near Bath st
tWashmgford James, stone cutter^ Fayette st e of Run al
Washington Wm. basket maker, 43 n Howard st
Washington Monument cor Charles and Monument sts
Washington Engine house, Lombard w of Sharp st
Washington James H. firm of Mayger.St Washington machin-
ists Pitt w of Market st
Washington Wm. Salisbury w of Exeter st
Watchman &. Bratt, steam engine manu. cor Williams & Hughes
Watchman John of above firm, dw cor Hughes & Williams sts
Watchmen's United Beneficial society meets at n e cor North
st and Orange al
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Waterhonse Ann, 70 Hanover st
Waters George P. mt. Thames e of Market st
Waters Emily, 18 Mechanic's row Wilk st
Waters Peter, Albemarle near Salisbury st
Waters Jos. G. com mt. Light st whf. dw Sharp w of Conway
Waters Robert B, cor Mulberry and Poppletoa sts
Waters G. collector, Mulberry e of Pine st
Waters mrs Elizabeth J. 94 Liberty st
Waters mrs Eleanor, Sharp st s of Conway
Waters Henrietta, widow, Hampstead e of Eden st
Waters Mary, widow, Aisquith opposite Jefferson st
Waters James A, com mt. 72 South st
jWaters Spencer, labourer, Potter e of Low st
f Waters Samuel, labourer, Broom stick row near Lerew's al
tWaters John, labourer. Wagon al e of Park st
tWaters Rqv, Edward, Gallows Hill
tWaters Samuel, blacksmith, French lane near Charles st
tWaters George H. W. oysterman. Welcome al w of Sharp st
Watkins Caspar, bricklayer, Lexington w of Cove st
Watkins Nicholas, bricklayer, Franklin w ©f Chatsworlh st
Watkins John W. city council, Pine st s of Saratoga st
Watkins Wm. W. clerk, Mulberry e of Paca st
Watkins George, tailor. Chamberlain al n side
Watkins John G. cordwainer, Perry st e of Lunn's lane
Watkins Noble G. painter, Perry st e of Lunn's lane
Watkins Archibald W. cordwainer, Eutaw a of Camden st
Watkins mrs Susanna, 14 Philpot st
Watkins T. C. shoemaker, Lee w of Charles st
Watkins L. J. & Co. dry goods mts, Prait w of Charles st
J Watkins Thomas, labourer, Mechanic's court near High st
1 Watkins Jonathan, labourer, Sarah Ann st near Cove
tWatkins Isaac, cordwainer, East st n of Douglass
Watson Margaret, Pine s of Saratoga st
Watson Charles, carpenter, 21 George st
Watson David, cordwainer, Peach al n side
Watson James T. improved v»'ire and sieve manu. 66 s Calvert
dw 87 Sharp st
Watson John, shoemaker, 7 Mercer st
Watson mrs Margaret, widow, 7 Mercer st
Watson Wm. hackman, York bet Charles and Light st
Watson Wm.H. just.of peace,76 Bond st dw Thames w of Bond
Watson mrs Rebecca, 15 Thames st
Watson Wm. 55 Centre Market space
Watson , Park st s of Ivy alley
Watson Maria, academy. Rear of the 12 Buildings n Calvert st
Watson Catherine, French near High st
Watson John, labourer, Front near Hillen st
Watson Robert, labourer, Addison near High st
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Watson Wm. carter, Forest st opposite Penitentiary
Watson Donnell, millwright, 38 Centre Market space
Watson Alexander, engineer, Montgomery near Charles st
Watson John, Engineer, Williams near Great Hughes st
Watter Francis, music teacher, 81 e Water st
Waltlers J. portrait painter, Fayette e of Howard dw99 Green
t\A atto John, harber, corner Light and Water sis
Watts Capt. Wm. J. Fleet st s of Argyle al
Watts Capt. Frederick, Caroline n of Gough st
Walts Dickson B. cust. house officer, dw Waterst near the Falls
Watts S. A. stock manufacturer, 249 w Bait st
Watts \ym. shot maker, Conway st adjoining Gist's Factory
Watts and Disney, painters, Pratt st e of Howard
Watts Richard, painter and glazier, Light fct extended
Watts Thomas B. currier, Holliday 2 doors n of Saratoga st
Watts George, clerk, 66 Centre Market space
Watts John W. grocer, cor Pearl and Saratoga sts ,
Watts Wm. labourer, Chestnut al e of Pearl st
Watts Jarrett, painter, cor Columbia st and Columbia al
AVatts George, manufacturer of lucifer matches, 311 Ball st
Watts R , painter, 111 Green st
Watts Peter, clerk, 11 Comet st
Walts Charles, carpenter, 19 Comet st
Watts Benjamin P. feed store, 117 n High st
Watts Wm. coach smith, Douglass e of Potter st
Watts Nelson, rope maker, Sugar ai e of Charles st
jWatts John, boarding house, 32 Light st near Water
tWatts Alexander, brick moulder, Hill w of Hanover st
fWatts Esther, Eden n of Wilk st
1 Watts Rachel, Apple al n of Fleet st
tWatts George, labourer, Chesnut al e of Pine st
tWatts John, barber, 1 Hanover st
Waltson and Rickelt?, bakers, McElderry's wharf
Waugh Dr. J. B. 59 s Sharp st
Waugh Rev bishop of M. E. church. Sharps 'of Pratt
Weaks James, blacksmith, Hillen near Front st
Weary John, machinist, Holland st extended
Weaver mrs Mary, dry goods store, 30 Thames st
Weaver John, 33 Lexington st
Weaver Jacob, china, store, Park st
Weaver Daniel, machinist, North n of Bath st
Weaver Daniel, collector, Ensor near Mott st
Weaver John, blacksmith, Hillen e of Exeter st
Weaver mrs Elizabeth, Canal st 2 doors From Jefferson st
Weaver John, tobacconist, cor Howard and Lexington sts dw
33 s Howard st
Weaver Caspar, painter, Eutaw s of Madison st
Weaver John, ladies' shoe maker, 68 n Front st
Weaver mrs Sarah, Bait e of Lloyd st
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tWeaver John, labourer, Canal near Orleans st
Webb Wm. waterman, Happy al s of Alice Anna st
SVebb James, jeweller, Fayette e of Charles st
Webb George W. goldsmith and jeweller, I74i Bait st dw 22
Fayette st
Webb Claries, saap and candle manti. Ensor st foot of G. hill
Webb John, cordwaiher, Charles n of Henrietta st
Webb Samuel, weaver, Saratoga st extended
Webb M. g ocer, n e cor Vine and Cove sts
Webb Augustus P. <&. Co. grocers, n w cor Lexington & Paca
Webb Abner, 59 Green st
iVebb Henry, lottery otfice, 33 Pratt st dw 76 Sharp st
^Vebb John, tobacconist, 91 s Sharp st
^Vebb Jane, tavern, cor South and Pratt sts
iVebb Isaac, iron founder, Armistead lane e of Light st
"Webb Araminta, washer, 111 Aisquith st
'Webb Harrison 11. porter, Park st w of Vv agon al
^Vebber Anne, Alice Anna w of Market et
iVebber Edward, lithographer, 274 w Baltimore st
^Vebster Dr. Charles st w of Barre
^Vebster Ormsby, ship joiner, Lancaster st e of Happy al
Webster George, blacksmith, n Gay near Forest st %
iVebster Thomas, labourer, York w of Light st
A'ebster Aqiiilla, tobacconist, Potter n of Douglass st
^Vebster Henry, labourer, INIontgomery w of Ligiit st
Webster Perry, sawyer. Fine n of Pierce st
: Webster Charlotte, Saratoga a of Cove st
•Webster Jos. labourer, Hill st vv of Hanover
[Webster J. labourer, Sugar al w of Charles st
■Webster Daniel, steam boat hand, 61 East st
■Webster Sophia, washer, Hillen near East st
A^edekind John, labourer, 7 e Thames st
iVedekind John, book binder, Fayette e of Cove st
kVedge Wm. S. Canal s of Bath st
^Vedge Simon, Lloyd st 1 door s of Salisbury st
kVeeks James, sawyer, Biddie al s of Ross st
A^eeks Rackel, shop keeper, Pitt e of Exeter st
kVeeks mrs. washer, Perry st e of Eutaw
tVeeme Mary A. widow, 24 e Baltimore st
^Veems Geo.' captain o( steamboat Patuxent dw 57 s Exeter st
iVeglein A. locksmith, 165 Bond st
Wchn Philip, baker, Conway e of Eutaw st
tVeigart George, keeper of carts, Richmond head of Park st
Weigal Conrad, Waaler st 1 door w of Concord st
kVeigersheim Lyon, High s of Pratt st
iVield Francis, labourer, Biddie al s of Biddie st
IVeiman Emanuel, sailor, 62 Bond st
kVeippart Joseph, rope maker, Light st extended
Veishample Christian, trader, 95 s Howard st
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Wcishample John F. printer, 25 Shakspeare st
Welch John, painter, Thames 1 door e of Ann & cor Thames
and Block sty dw 99 Ann st
Welch and Alexander, grocers and com mts. n w ccr Light 8c
Welch Robert M. dry goods mt. 27 Bait st [Pratt
V/elch James, tailor, Eager al n of Saratoga st
Weld and Jenks, com mts. 8 Bowiey's wharf
Weld G. F. merchant, dw Franklin e of Charles st
Welham Wallace, tavern, Fish Market space n side
Welleiier Thomas, carpenter, 79 Alice Anna st
Weller Louis, Market st s of Alice Anna
Weller Joseph, porter, Marion st e of Eutaw
Weller Christopher, labourer, Greenwillow st s of Penna av
Wellmore Edward, miniature pamter, cor St. Paul's & Fayette
fits dw 223 Baltimore st
Wells John, engine maker, cor Exeter and Fawn sts
Wells Richard C. letter carrier, Bank e of Bond st
V/ells Peter, letter carrier, 69 Caroline st
Wells Edward, wood corder, Richmond near Park st
Wells Andrew, victualler, Hampslead st
Wells Charles, sawyer, Saratoga e of Schroeder st
W^ells Joseph, cordwainer, Ensor near Mott st
Wells Rachael, Marion w of Park st
Wells Andrew, butcher, Pitt st e of Strawberry al
Wells Elizabeth, teacher, Caroline n of Bait st
Wells Clark and Miller, iron founders, President st
Wells John, labourer, French near East st
•*• Wells George, hack man, Sterling near Mott st
tWells Nelson, drayman, Charles s of Montgomery st
t Wells Ann, huckster, Howard s of Pratt st
iWelis Charles, sawyer, Saratoga e of Schroeder st
tWells Nathaniel, Perry e of Eutaw st
JWells George, drayman. Perry vv of Howard st
Wellsater Stephen, Lancaster w of Bond st
Wellslager Jacob, boarding house, n w cor Bond &t Lancaster
Welsh Patrick, 61 Alice Anna st
Welsh Patrick, labourer, Bishop's lane
Welsh Eleanor, Calvert s of Pleasant st [Holliday 8fs
Welsh and Armstrong, soap and candle manu. cor Pleasant &
Welsh mrs Blanch, milliner, n Gay st near Engine house
Welsh Daniel, hatter, High st 3 doors from Hillen st
Welsh Henry J lottery and exchauf^c office, Centre Market sp
near Fish Market e side
Welsh Henry J. lottery and exchange office, 41 n Howard dw
Madison near Eutaw st
Welsh Wm. tobacconist, Bait st dw Pearl n of Mulberry si
Webh D. cordwainer, Pierce e of Cove st
Welsh James W. Franklin w of Pearl st
Welsh James, dealer in wool, Barre e of Sharp st
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Welsh -Mcholas, dray man, 15 Comerce st
Welsh Lawrence, Granby e of Gough st
Welsh mrs Lydia, Water e of Exeter st
t Welsh VVni. brickmaker, Vine e of Pine
J Welsh Ellen, washer, Conway w of Howard st
jWelsh Mosei, waiter, Charles st s of West
tWelsh Mary, Fleet near Market st
tWelsh Charlotte, Springs of Wilkst
Wemire Daniel, labourer, Long al s of New st
Wentz John B. barber, 7 Thames e of Market st
Wentz H. J. baker, n w cor Lexington and Rock sts
Wentz Samuel, clerk, 49 Pearl st
Werderburg J. 37 Lexington st
Werner John M. 26 Lancaster st
Wesenberger Wm. carpenter, Mulberry e of Pine st
Wesley Chapel, (old) ccr Sharp and Montgomery sts
Wesley Chapel, (new) cor Barre and Sharp sis
West Elizabeth, Washington n of Fleet st
West .lohn, waterman, cor Wills and Philpot sts
West Wm. brass founder, cor Wilk st and Harford Run
West Wm, H. lumber mt. Mill st dvv Pratt 1 door e of Exeter st
West Catherine, cor Light and Little Hughes sts
West Christopher, High st between Pitt and Baltimore
West Christopher, sexton of Lutheran church, Saratoga w of
Holliday st. (drowned in flood with wife & three Children)
West Benjamin, baker, n Gay near Mott st
West mrs Maria L. boarding house, 13 s Gay st
West mrs Mary, 167 Bond st
West Isaac, tailor, Orleans w of Canal st
West Francis, steam boat hand, Hull's lane w of Aisquith st
West Amos, mt. tailor, 23 Second st
Western Bank of Baltimore, see page 33
Western and Co. wholesale shoe mts. 248 \v Baltimore st
Westfall Henry, carpenter, 29 n Front st
Westley Sarah, tavern, North near Bath st
W'^stley John, carter, Hanover s of Hughes st
fWestley John, scourer, L. alley near Frederick st
Weston mrs A. Fayette s of Howard st
Westphal & Albers, importers of German goods, 52 s Charles st
Westwood John H. lottery and exchange broker, 27 ii Gay st
dw Pitt near Aisquith st
Westwood Washington, collector Sterling near Mott st
Wethered Louis, 21 Hanover st
Wetherall Dr. 95 s Sharp st
Wetherald Dr. 68 n Charles st
Welherald Ann, widow, 18 Aisquith st
Wethered Charles, merchant, 14 Lexington st
Wethersiine John, tanner, Forest st n of Monument
Wetter George H. cor Pratt and Caroline sts
325
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Wevor & Co. lottery and exchange office, cor Bait. & Charles
Wever J S. n Liberty st
Wever C. W. civil engineer Canton Co. dw 5 St Paul's st
Wever Martin, baker, Alice Anna st e of Caroline
Wever M. carter, Falls av between Pratt and Water sts
Wever Casper, mariner, Barre st e of Sharp
Wever Casper, labourer, s w cor Wolf and Fleet sts
Wever Christian, musician. Water st e of FiXeter
tWhale Jos. drayman, Short st s of Jefferson
Whalen John, labourer, Wi!k st near Harford run
Whalen Patrick, labourer, Wilk st w of Bond
Whalen Thomas, cabinet maker, Washington st s of Wilk
^Vhalen Wm. labourer, York avenne
tWhales J)olly, Fnsor st near Forest
Whaley Patrick, Exeter st opposite Trinity church
Whaley James, cordwainer. Mulberry st 2 doors from Calvert
Wheat John B. carpenter, 147 Aisquith st
Wheat Nathaniel, huckster, Baltimore st e of Cove
Wheatley Arthur, grocer, cor Paca st and Lunn's lane
tWheatley La ban, drayman, Painter's court near Pitt st
|Wheatley Lydia, Strawberry alley nof Gough st
tWheatley Levin, labourer, Spring st n of'Gough
Wheden James, sailmaker, Market st s of Bank
Wheeden Thomas, sailmaker, Caroline st s of Pratt
Wheeden & Howard, sailmakers, McElderry's wharf
Wheelan iVlichael, watchman, Happy al n of Gough st
Wheelan Mary, Rutavv st n of Mulberry
Wheclen John, sliip joiner, Wilk st e of Star alley
Wheeler A. waiter, Marion st w of Park
Wheeler Major, grocer, s Calvert st near wf. dw Camden n o.
Wheeler Jas. carter, Calvert st near Mulberry [Charles
Wl.^eeler Robert, carpenter, Calvert st s of Bath
Wheler miss S. dry goods store, Gay st 2 doors s of Harrison
Wheeler mrs Alice, Front st near Exeter
Wheeler Jos. car driver on Rail Road, Exeter st near French
Wheeler Wm. rigger, rear of 98 Dugan's wharf
Wheeler John, grocer. Market st extended
Wheeler Catherine, sempstress, Saratoga st w of Chatsvvorth
Wheeler Elizabeth, 21 Pearl st
Wheeler H. cordwainer, German st e of Sharp
Wheeler Thomas, carpenter, Comet st w of Aisquith
Wheeler Darius, bricklayer, 10 Forest st
Wheeler Barnet, mariner. Forest st s of Douglass
jWheeler Mary, washer. Forest st s of Douglass
Whelan Mrs. huckster, Frederick st near Water
Whelan Thos. store, 186 Baltimore st dw 37 Charles
Wheline Martin, tailor, Alice Anna st e of Bond
Wherret Thomas, cordwainer, Howard st w of Emory
Wherrett James, seaman, Gough st w of Bond
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tWhipper Isaac, boot black, 7 Tyson st n of Richmond
Whitaker George, shoemaker, cor Bank and Wolf sts
Whittaker & Bartol, wholesale druggists, n e cor Howard and
Baltimore sts
Whitaker Nathaniel B. druggist, 76 Pratt st
White Aimee, 66 e Fleet st
White Jos. waterman, 63 Alice Anna st
White Capt. Wm. Ann st s of Alice Anna
White John, Wilk st e of Spring [block
While Jos. boat builder, Shakspeare'st w of Market, shop City
White George, grocer, cor Pinkney stand Strawberry alley
White David H. e Baltimore st w of Strawberry alley
White Jesse B. clerk, Camden st w of Hanover
White John Si Son, grocers, 79 Pratt st
White John, of above firm, dw 59 s Gay st
White Ambrose, of above firm, dw Gourtland st near Saratoga
^^' hite mrs Stephen, dw Frederick st s ot Baltimore
White Henry, commission merchant, 71 Smith's wharf
White Robert N. Cove st s of Mulberry
While Robert, bricklayer. Cove st s of Sarah Ann
While Elizabeth, Saratoga st extended
White James, grocer, Baltimore st opposite Amity
W'^hite Jonah, cordwainer, Chesnut al e of Pearl st
White James, store in arcade, Mulberry st e of Pine
White Cecilia, 246 n Howard st
White Henry, baker, 54 n Howard st
White Rev. Charles J. cor Charles and Mulberry sts
White Wm. labourer, Barre st e of Howard
While John, market man, Monument st e of Eden
White Hannah, sempstress, Holland st e of Eden
White Wm. cordwainer, Caroline st s of Orleans
"White John, grocer, cor High and Low sts
White Samuel, labourer. Hill st between Light and Charles
White H. ship carpenter,! Gould's court near Montgomery st
White Thomas, moulder, Conway st w of Green
White Jacob, grocer, Holliday st n of Saratoga
White Jos. merchant, dw Calvert st near Lexington
White Joseph N. Gay st near Mott
White James, 12 Salisbury st
White Dr. John, dw n w cor Holliday and Fayette sts
White Alexander J. grocerj n e cor Gay and Harrison sts dw
Holliday n of Saratoga
White James, cordwainer, Forest st near Monument
White John, engineer, York st e of Light
tWhite Galord, labourer, West st extended
tWhite John, Honey al w of Charles st
tWhite Henry, porter, Vine st e of Pine
tWhite James, drayman, German st vv of Green
IWhite Susan, Harford avenue
327
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tWhite Adam, carter, Strawberry al n of Pratt st
tWhite Jacob, waterman, Caroline st n of Pratt
tWhite John, caulker, Necessity al e of Exeter st
tWiiite Jacob, Strawberry al near Fleet st
Whiteford Samuel, paper maker, Harf. av. near Monument st
Whiteford James, flour & feed store, n w cor Exeter &t Hillen
Whiteford D. merchant, s w cor Eutaw and Lombard sts
Whiteley A. auctioneer and com. mt. 20 Pratt st dvv 57 do
Whitelock Charles, cabinet maker, Baltimore st e of Spring
Whitelock John, grocer, cor Short and Jefferson sts
Whitelock Samuel W. portrait painter, 76 e Water st
Whiteman Ann M. fancy store, cor Baltimore and Caroline sts
Whitmarsh John, shoemaker, Centre st e of St Paul's
Whitmore Caleb, gardener, Cove st extended
Whitmore John, innkeeper, Lexington st w of Eutaw
Whiting Jos. P. merchant, 8 n High st
AVhitney Daniel, sand dealer, 79 Paca st
Whiitmore Mary, n e cor Alice Anna and Market sts
Whitridge Thomas, commission merchant, 12 and 13 Bowley's
wharf, dvv n Gay st near Shot tower
Whitridge Dr. John, office and dvv Gay st s of Saratoga
Whitson David, blacksmith, Paca st dw 98 s Paca st
Whitten G£orge, labourer, Wilk st w of Bond
Whittington Samuel H. grocer and com. mt. 108 Dugan's wf.
tWhittington Wm. labourer, Spring st s of Wilk
Whitty Mary, Wilk st w of Caroline
Whitworth R. woolen man. dvv opp Lexington st e of Rock
Wholy George, 126 Eutaw st [Spring sts
Wickens Wm. Welcome al w of Hanover st
Wickersham Wm. trunk maker and grocer, 8 w cor Bank and
Wickes John, blacksmith, e Falls avenue near Pratt st dw Al-
bemarle 1 door from Water
Wicks Jas. blacksmith, Gay st near East, dw Hillen near High
Wiegel Henry, cabinet maker, 4 Charles st
Wiekel George, baker, Beuren st near Liberty alley
Wiemer John M. Wilk st w of Albemarle
Wier John R. 51 Albemarle st
Wierman Wm. flour merchant, 3 Spear's wharf
Wigart Andrew, carter, Richmond st w of Park
Wigart George, 125 Eutaw st
Wigart Henry, salt and plaister mt. German st w of Green
Wiggins L. fancy store, 135 Balto. st dw Hamilton e of St Paul
Wight W. J. cor Charles and Barrests
Wight Rezin, Fayette st e of Cove
Wigley John, stocking weaver, Camden st e of Howard
Wilbe Wm. academy, n e cor Cove st and Harmony lane
Wilcox John, waterman, cor Bank st and Argyle alley
W^ilcox Wm. boot and shoe manufactory, n Gay st near High
Wilcox John G. Monument st e of Eden
328
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Wilcox Daniel, watchman, Holland ste of Aisquith
Wilcox Henry, gardener, Aisquith st near Douglass
Wilcox Wm. labourer, 8 Union al
Wilcox Peter, victualler, Harford av near Ensor st
Wilderman John, turner, Beuren st near Liberty alley
Wildey Thomas, oyster cellar, s w cor Gay and Front sts
Wildey mrs Elizabeth, Wolf st near Gough
Wilds John F.; Carpenter's al w of Howard st
Wilds mrs Ann, Caroline row, Caroline st
VViles William, Canton
Wiley Alexander, mariner, 62 Market st f p
Wiley Wm. tailor, Argyle al n of Alice Anna st
Wiley Alexander, rope maker, Harford avenue
Wiley Wm. weaver, Saratoga st e of Cove
Wiley Henri', grocer, cor Cypress al and Eutaw st
Wiley Richard, engineer, Mullikin st e of Spring
Wiley Elizabeth, 2 Potter st
Wilhelm Lydia, sempstress, George e of Pine st
Wjlhelm George, carpenter, Monument e of Eden st
Wilhelm George W. carpenter, Pleasant near Calvert dw Pratt
3_doors from Caroline stj
Wilhelm Charles, butcher, Sterling near Madison st
Wilkins mrs Henrietta. Gough e of Eden st
Wilkins mrs, Charles st n of Pleasant
Wilkins Joseph, Franklin e of Park st
Wilkins Bartus, s.iddier, 40 South st
■("Wilkins Charles, labourer, Conway w of Sharp st
I Wilkins Jerry, labourer, 49 n Exeter st
Wilkinson Washington, painter, Eden s of Jefferson st
Wilkinson James T. grocer, cor Monument and Ensor st3
Wilkinson James, 16 Pitt st
Wilkinson Margaret, Wolf near Alice Anna st
Wilkinson James T. grocer, cor Ensor and MoKument sts
Wilkinson James, tavern, 18 Harrison st
Wilkmson mrs Ann, tailoress, East near French st
Wilkinson mrs Mary, tailoress, Frederick near Gay st
Wilkinson Joseph, Saddler, Montgomery w of Light st
Wilkinson Joseph, cooper, Bradford al
Willett Louis, waterman. Bank st w of Harford run
Willett Charles S. 40 Albemarle st
tWillett Ann M. washer. Long al s of Saratoga st
Wilks James, nursery and seeds man, Lexington \v of Cove st
Wilks Edward, hatter, Chesnut al e of Pine st
Wilks Rebecca, washer, BiddlR al s of Ross st
Wilks Wm. labourer, Lexington e of Park st
Wilks James, hardware store, 19 n Howard st
Will Wm. C, lock and gun smith, Harrison st near Etna lane
Willard Simon, edge tool maker, cor Stiles and President sis
dw President near Stiles st
329
WIL Matchett's Baltimore
Willard Julius, Charles s of Montgomery st
Wiliest Isaac, labourer, Charles st n of Hill
Wille & Dockey, imprs. of German Goods cor Charles &. Pratt
Willey Joseph, hardware mt. 7 Franklin st
Willey Wingate, mariner, Jefferson w of Canal st
William Rennett, oyster house, Concord st s of Fish M. sp
William Wm. drayman, Tyson st extended
Williams Mary A. tailoress, Sarah Ann near Poppleton st
Williams Henry B. machinist, Cove s of Pratt st
Williams Wm. cordvvainer, Chesnut al e of Pearl st
AVilliams Lucinda, grocer, Mulberry e of Pine st
Williams Jesse, grocer. New st e of Long al
Williams L. H. bricklayer, n Howard s of Madison st
Williams Peter, coach maker, Conway vv of Eutaw st
Williams John, tailor, 32 Tyson st
Williams Mary, baker, 94 Park st
Williams James, cabinet maker, 129 Hanover st
Williams Henry, mariner, Hampstead st w of Strawberry al
Williams Catherine, china seller, East st n of Half Moon al
Williams Ann, huckster, East st n of Douglass
Williams Henry, steam boat hand, Potter s of Douglass st
Williams Ann, shop keeper, Short st n of Orleans
Williams Nathaniel F. com mt. 14 Bowley's whf dw n Charles
st 1 door from Mulberry
Williams George com mt. 3 Bowley's whf dw cor Gay st and
Orange alley [Pratt st
Williams Jno. & Jas. cabinet makers, 68 SoJth st 2 doors n of
Williams George, waterman, 67 e Fleet st
Williams Curtis, fisher, Cross st e of Williams
Williams Thomas, second hand store, Wilk near Caroline st
Williams John, labourer, Wilk w of Exeter st
Williams Daniel, labourer, Argyle al n of Alice Anna st
Williams Giles, pleasure boats, 36 Thames st
Williams mrs Catherine, 41 Thames st
Williams William, waterman, cor Stiles and Albemarle sts
Williams Alexander, ship joiner, 71 Albemarle st
Williams Thomas, customs. High e of Fawn st
Williams Joseph, Bond 1 door n of Bank st
Williams mrs Hannah, Pinkney e of Market st
Williams Wm. labourer, cor Market and Baltimore sts
Williams Wm, chair maker, 10 Pratt st w of the Bridge
Williams John, hatter, Albemarle n of Pratt st
Williams Wm. carpenter, 2 Perry st
Williams mrs E. dw Lexington e of Courtland st [Calvert
M'"illiams Nathl. U. S. district attorney, n vv cor Lexington and
Williams Cumberland, Calvert near Saratoga st
Williams Stephen, city missionary, North near Fayette st
Williams Abram R. dry goods store, Ensor near Monument st
Williams Charles, tavern and boarding house. 44 Fell st
330
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/"VVilliams Capt. Thomas, 51 Alice Anna st [of Charles st
Williams H. H. counting house, Bowley's whfdvv Saratoga tv
Wiliiams Ahner, stove dealer. 45 Li^ht st dvv Charles st court
\yilliam3 J. R. and Sons, dyers, 21 s Charles st
"Vyilliams mrs Susan, St. Paul's st s of Pleasant
Williams & Kelly, dry goods mts, 163 Ba t st
Wi'l'^i^s James, uit. Mulberry e of Charles st
Will'an^s Richard, j)olice officer, Ensor near East st
Wil'Jams S. liberty garden hotel, Harford av
W'll'^'i^s Thomas, boot and shoe manu. 85 Bait st
Williams Samuel, grocer, 56 n Gay st near Exeter
Williams Dr. Win. J. oflfice and dvv cor Front and Hillen st
Wi'J'^'^s Thomas, cordvvainer. Sugar al bet Light and Charle*
Williams Wm. fislier, Hughes st near Glass house
fW'il'ai'ns Anthony, labourer, Sugar al vv of Light st
f W'^'^i^s Polly, Harford av
f W^l'Jams Susan, Davis st near Bath
f Vyilliams Bill, labourer, Conway vv of Charles st
IVyilliams David, labourer, Wayne st w of Howard
fWJ'I'sn^s Diana, Granbj' st near the Falls
jW'"'3"^s , Qranby st near Fa!ls
IW^JlJams Emily, cor Bond and Pinkney sts
tW^'liatris , sawyer, Caroline near Pinkney st
tW'^l'^n^s Abbot, carpenter, Caroline n of Pratt st '
fWi'l'^n^s Henry, sawyer, Caroline s of Gough st
fW'lliams Samuel, waterman, Happy al near Wilk st
jwilliams Joseph, labourer, Strawberry al s of Bank st
tWi'lian^s John, waterman. Caroline n of Wilk st
tWilliams Jesse, labourer, Strawberry al near Wilkst
tWillianjs Pembroke, ship carpenter, Ann st s of Wilk
jwilliams Wm. carter, Elbow lane
|Williams Margaret, Pyson al near Falls road
:}: Williams Wm. Saratoga st extended
Jwilliams David, labourer, Park e of Schroeder st
fWilliams Milly, washer, Ghatsworth st n of Franklia
tWilliams Richard, labourer, Chesnut al e of Pine st,
fWilfiams Ann, washer, Peach al n side
tWilliams Vinea, washer, Biddle al s of Ross st
jwilliams Philip, boot black, St. Mary's st s of Ross
tWilliams Naihan, porter, Ross st w of Eutaw
tWilliams John, Ross st w of Long al
tWilliams Lambert, labourer, Long al » of Ross at
jwilliams Jeremiah, labourer, Long ai s of Koss st
jwilliams George, porter. Long al n of Franklin st
tWilliams Joseph, labourer, 103 s Eutaw st
fWilliams Wm. boarding house, 29 s Howard st
^Williams Philip, porter, Howard s of Pratt st
tWilliams Wm. labourer. Elbow lane w of Green st
^Williams Rosanna, washer, Perry w of Howard st
jwilliams Francis, sawyer, j^erew's al s of Richmond fit .
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tWilliams Samuel, labourer, 32 Park st
tWilliams Henry, labourer, Welcome al w of Hanover st
tWilliams Spindler, carter, East st n ol Douglass
jWilliams Peter, waiter, Orleans st e of Short al
jWilliams Mary, washer, Hull's lane e of Friendship st
tWilliams Sarah, washer, Low n of Front st
|Williams Joshua, carter, 38 Low st
tWilliams Henry, labourer, Forest n of Douglass st
|Wil!iams Thomas, sawyer. Short st n of Orleans
tWilliams Rhoda, shop keeper, Union al e of Eaen st
Williamson Wm. n w cor Happy al and Alice Anna st
Williamson James, ship builder, Block S|t w of Thames
Williamson George W. att'y at law, dw Calvert n of Lexington
Williamson James, P. druggist, n w cor Gay and High sl3
Williamson Alden, weaver, cor Preston and Ross sts
Williamson Charles N. clerk, 62 n Charles st
Williamson John, dry goods mt. 31 Pratt st
Williamson Mary Ann, teacher, 41 n Exeter st
Williamson David, mahogany sawyer, 6 Potter st
Williamson John, carpenter, Salisbury w of Canal st
|Williamson Lucy, cor, Liberty and Marion sts
TWilliamson Samuel, labourer, Pierce w of Pearl bt
tWilliamson John, carpenter, Salisbury w of Canal st
Williar Andrew, grocer & bacon store, Penn. av n of Franklin
Willick Jas. A. silversmith, Hillen st e of Exeter
Willig George, music store, 153 Bait st
Willig Mary, shop keeper. Front s of Low st
Willis Cornelius, ship joiner, Bond 1 door n of Gough st
Willis Emily, Lunn's lane near Burgundy al
Willis mrs Ann, North st s of Pleasant
Willis Martin, labourer. Mulberry st w of Cove
Willis George, fisher, Cross st e of Williams
t Willis Lelty, washer. Pine st n of Pierce
Williston Rev. R Paca st n of Mulberry
Wills Walter, hatter, Frederick st near Gay
Wills John, gardener, Eutaw st n of Franklin
Wills Andrew, blacksmith, Fleet st near Canton
Willson Jane, 71 Alice Anna st
Willson Abraham, Ann st n of Lancaster
Wilmer James C. carpenter, 10 Thompson st
Wilmer Wm. Harford avenue near Monument st
Wilmer L. A. conveyancer, dw Harford avenue
Wilmer John W. merchant and produce dealer, 5 Bowley's
wharf, dw 110 Hanover st
:j:Wilmore Isabella, washer, Aisquith st w of Low
Wilson Francis, labourer, Franklin st extended [w of Cove
Wilson Benj. T. carpenter, Covest n of Fayette dw Lexington
Wilson John, labourer, Chesnut al vr of Chatsworth st
Wilson D. S. firm of above, dw Lexington st w of St Paul's
Wilson James, firm of above, dw Holiiday st n of Fayette
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Wilson Thomas, merchant, dw Lexington st e of Charles
Wilson Edward J. painter, Ensor st 3 doors n of East
Wilson Wm. P. tin and sheet iron worker, 10 n Gay st
Wilson James H. grocer, cor Gay and East sts
Wilson mrs Eleonora, dw n Gay stnear Aisquith
Wilson Greenbury, meal seller, Harford av near Monument st
.Wilson John, waterman, High st n of Stiles
Wilson John, grocer, 5 Caroline st n of Wilk .
Wilson Launceiet, 58 Gough st
Wilson Mrs. 31 German st w of Howard
Wilson Elizabeth, 9 Fleet st
Wilson widow, Saratoga st e of Park
Wilson Wm. carpenter, Perry st e of Howard
Wilson Robert, oak cooper, Charles st n of Henrietta
Wilson Thomas, clothing store, 6 and 19 Pratt st dw 18 Pratt
Wilson Wm. & Sons, merchants, 105 Baltimore st
AVilson Peter & Co. clothing store, cor Pratt and South sts
Wilson Peter, of above firm, Camden st 3 doors from Spring
Wilson Joseph T. firm of Ketllewell, Wilson St Hilliard,
dw 53 e Pratt st near Exeter
Wilson George, shoe store, 11 e Baltimore st
Wilson George, mariner, Alice Anna st e of Ann
Wilson Capt. John, Bond st 1 door s of Wilk
Wilson Thos. labourer, Wilk st near Harford run
Wilson Capt. Weslev, mariner, Ann £t n of Alice Anna
Wilson John, 47 Market st
Wilson Samuel, grocer, 7 Market st dw 8 Shakspeare
Wilson Mary, widow, 12 Forest st
Wilson Mary Ann, widow. Forest st w of Harford run
Wilson Robt. deputy sheriff, Aisquith st n of Monument
Wilson misses Margaret and Susan, Aisquith n of Monument
Wifson Priscilla, widow, n Exeter st near Baltimore
Wilson Saml. merchant, 17 new dock, dw 40 n Front st
Wilson John & Son, grocers, 6 w Baltimore st
Wilson Thomas, e Baltimore st between Exeter and East
Wilson P. dw Camden st e of Hanover
Wilson Wm. engineer, Busy al w of Charles st
Wilson miss Rachel, 10 Orleans row Orleans st
Wilson Joshua, carpenter, Potter st w of Douglass
Wilson John, baker. East st 2 doors n of Pitt
Wilson James, carter, cor Richmond st and Tyson alley
Wilson mrs Mary, ?2 Hanover st
Wilson James J. watchman, 179 Hanover st
Wilson Nixon, 19 Pratt st
Wilson John, carpenter, Holland st extended
Wilson Mary P. Columbia st e of Cove
Wilson John W. carpenter, German st w of Howard
Wilson Wm. huckster, Franklin st w of Chatsworth
Wilson Luiher,°iflour mt. Smith's wf. dw Pearl st s of Saratoga
Wilson James, labourer, Baltimore ste of Cove
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Wilson Wm. m: tailor, 16 Franklin st dw Saratoga e of Pine
Wilson Robt. attorney at law, Mulberry st e ol Paca
Wils )n Janies E. labourer, Chamberlain al n side
Wilson John, weaver, Preston st s ot Ross
Wilson James, baker, Lonj; al s of 8ayuloga st
Wilson Robert, plai&lerer, J 27 Eutaw st
Wilson John J. phiisterer.. 103 Eutaw st
Wilson James, produce dealer, n e cor Howard and Franklin
sts d\\i cor Howard and Centre
Wilson John W. carpenter. Lenjmon st w of Paca
Wilson John W. grocer, York avenue
Wilson W.Ti. tavern, cor Pratt and Patterson sts
Wilson nirs Nancy, Vork avenue
Wilson Joseph, Huckster. York avenue
Wilson mrs Mary L. milliner, 4 s Gay st near Baltimore
Wilson George, copper smith, Water st near C. Market space
Wilson G, B & Co. flour store, 55 Smith's wharf
Wilson G. B. &l Co. iron warehouse, Commerce st, dw G. B.
W. 19 s Howard st
Wilson Robert, South st near Baltimore
tWilson Samuel, labourer, Pierce st w of Pearl
jWilson Daniel, plaisterer, Pierce st w of Pearl
TWilson Thomas, porter, P^.ager al s of Mulberry st
^Wilson Eliza, washer, New st e of Long alley
JWilson Samuel, waiter. Carpenter's al e of Paca st
TWilson Eliza, washer, Conway st w of Howard
{Wilson Susan, washer, Howard st extended
{Wilson Wm. porter, Ler^w's al n of Saratoga st
{Wilson W"m. labourer, Welcome al w of Sharp st
{Wilson Joshua, carpenter, Potter st n of Douglass
{Wilson Comfort, washer, Pitt st w of Harford run
|Wilson Frederick, porter, G8 East st
jWilson Adam, sawyer. Forest st n of Douglass
{Wilson James, coachman, Short st n of Orleans
tWilson Garrett, Salisbury st w of Canal
tWilson Caleb, cedar cooper, Park sts of Wagon al
iWilson Jos. cake shop, cor German and Sharp sts
^Wilson Elijah B. shoemaker, Barre st e of Howard
{Wilson Benjamin, labourer, Welcome al w of Sharp st
tWilson Sophia, Hill st w of Hanover
TWilson Ilosetta, washer, Calvert st near Saratoga
{Wilson Henry, labourer, Harford avenue
jWilson Bainard, labourer, Canal st near Short alley
{Wilson Lanslot, labourer, Williams st near Cross
TWilson Mary L. L alley near Frederick st
tWilson Thomas, labourer, Mechanic's court near High st
TWilson Carvin, labourer, Harford avenue
jWilson Benjamin, labourer, Harford avenue
tWilson James, hackman. Park st s of Saratoga
TWilson James, labourer, »Strawberrj al a of Pratt it
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tWilson Thomas, labourer, Spring st n ofGough
tWilson James, shoemaker, Bond st n of Wilk
iWilson Andrew, waterman, Bank st e of Eden
^Wilson Flora, Happ> al 1 door s of Fleet st
Winans Ross, engineer, Fayette st w of Pine
Winant C. W. innkeeper, 23 Pratt st
Winchester Geo. attorney at law, Eutaw st extended
Wiiichesier Samuel, lottery and exchange office, n w cor Bail.
and North sts dw 64 n Char|||g
Winchester O. F stock manufactory, 3 s Sharp st
Winchester mrs Deborah, Siiles st w ofGough^
Winchester Wm. sup. water co. Charles st s of Pleasant
Winchester Samuel, clerk, Hill st w of Hanover
Winchester Hannah, confectioner, Lee st e of Sharp
Winchester H female seminary, l6 n Frederick male sem. 9 do
Winckleman Frederick, baker, Block st
Winckleman Frederick, well digger, 101 s Eutaw st
Winder C. H. clerk, Rail Road, Liberty st near Saratoga
Winder Margaret J. Saratoga st court near Holliday st
Winfield Wm. carpenter, cor Garden and Madison sts
Winehart George, tailor, Biddle al s of Biddle at
tWing John, laboarer, Short st n of Orleans
Wingate Capt. Thomas T. mariner, Ann st n of Fleet
Wiuhart Frederick, grocer, n Gay st near Forest
Winkley Jane, Eager al e side
Winn & Co. grocers, Franklin st w of Paca
Winn mrs Susan, Paca st s of Franklin
Winn Elisha, hatter, East st s of Half Moon alley
Winnard Edward, Strawberry al n of Alice Anna st
IWinsey Wm H. brickmaker, Hill st w of Sharp
Winshell Hiram, Happy al near Fleet st
Winslow John, collector, s w cor Market and Fleet sts
tWinston Isaac, grain measurer, Johnson st sof Croaa
Winter Gabriel, 79 s Sharp st
Winter Samuel, carpenter, cor Hanover and Montgoraery stJi
Winterbottom Thomas, Apple al s of Baltimore st
Winwood Thomas, 118 Lombard st
tWinyard Thomas, labourer, Saratoga st e of Henrietta
Wirgman Mrs. S. S. 75 n Liberty st
Wirming Henry, labourer, cor Long alley and Ross st
Wirts George, carpe'. weaver, 78 Couway st
Wirts John, weaver, 76 Conway st
Wise John, ship joiner, 52 Fleet st'
Wise Joseph, tailor, Pratt st e of President
Wise J)hn, comb maker, Ensor st n of Monument
Wise George, blacksmith, Constitution st near MoDumeat
Wise John, piano maker, Pearl st s of Saratoga
Wise Caspar, tobacco merchant, Mulberry st e of Pine
Wise Geo. picture frame maker, Penn. av. nof FraaUin ti
Wise Lewis, victuallt;r, Pratt st e of Cove
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woo MatchetCs Baltimore
Wse James, segar manufactory, and tobacconist, 81 Lexington
Wise Charles, sea captain, Pitt st w of Eden
Wise Mrs Elizabeth, 9 Grant st
Wisebaugh Martin, paver, Mott st near Sterlincr
Wittaker Thomas, carpenter, York avenue
Wittig Conrad, tailor, cor Park and Lexington sts
Wittiker Thomas, carpenter, York avenue
Witters James, labourer. Fleet st 1 door vv of Apple' alley
Wittman J. W. shoemakejL 2 Market st n of Thames
Witts Philip, shoemaker. Monument st e of Canal
Woelper xMrs Mary, 40 Thames st e of Ann
Woelper Thomas S. treasurer of Fell's Point Savings Institu-
tion, 40 Thames st
Wolf William, brassfounder, cor Bank stand Harford Run
Wolf Mrs Mary, Gough st e of Eden
Wolf Marcus, victualler, IJarford avenue
Wolf Daniel, carpenter, Franklin st w of Chalsworth
Wolf Jefierson, pump maker, cor Saratoga st and Eager alley
Wolf Jacob, bricklayer, 85 s Howard st
Wolie Alcifius B. attorney at law, 80 s Charles st. office St,
Paul's st near Fayette
tWolfenden Bartholomew, labourer, w of Cove at s of Franklin
Wollet John P. 28 Pitt st
Woiter Henry, farrier. Pine st s of Vine
Wonderly John jr. clerk, Hillen st w of Exeter
Wonn Horatio, blacksmith, Rock st n of Lexington
Wood Mrs Leah, cor Apple alley and Pinkney st
Wood Capt. John, Canal st s of Baltimore
Wood James, mariner, cor Liberty alley and Falls st
Wood Levin, cordwainer, n Gay st near Mott
Wood Nicholas L. general agent. Green st n of Lombard
Wood & Levering, wholesale grocers and com. mis. 12 Light st
Wood Margaret, weaver, Pierce st e of Cove [wharf
Wood John F. chair factory, Hanover st n of Pratt
Wood Charles and Co. granite stone yard, Pratt st w of Green
Wood William, 2 Temple st
Wood Ellen, mantua niaker, Douglass st e of East
Wood Thomas H. carpenter, s York st
Wood Brigham, Water vSt w of the bridge
Woodall William, pump maker. Constitution st near French
Woodall William A. pump maker, Paca st n of Lexington st
Woodburn , seaman, n e cor Fleet st and Argyle alley
Woodcock Wm. watch and clock maker, 2^ Pratt st
Wooddy Mrs. William, dry goods store, Pratt st w of Eutaw
Woody John V. blacksmith, shop Market st. dw Franklin st e of
Woody William, printer, office 208 Baltimore st [Cove
Woollolk Austin, Pratt st w of Cove
Woodlin Mrs Elizabeth, 26 Block st
Woodman J. carpenter, 49 Camden st
Woodrouffh Mrs Elizabeth, fruit shop, York avenue
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Woods John, soap and candle maker, Bank st e of Harford Run
Woods Zacharial), carter, Light st extended
Woods Caufil, dvv 79 Ensor st near East
Woods Peter, chandler, Buren st near French
Woods M. Sterhng st near Madison
Woods Patrick, weaver, cor Mulberry and Cove sts
Woods Luther, carpenter, German st s of Market
Woods W. feed store, cor Paca and Saratoga sts
Woods Harriet, sempstress, Wayne st vv of Sharp
Woods John W. printer, 1 n Charles st up stairs, dw Green st 2
doors s of Franklin
Woods Joshua, cordwainer, 97 Orleans st
Woods John, turner, cor High st and Necessity alley
Woods Robert, miller, Baltimore st e of Bond
t Woods Samuel, musician, Exeter st n of Gay
iWoods Baffin, Exeter st s of French
t Woods Samuel, labourer, 12 Bank lane
Woodside William, dvv Sharp st s of Barre
Woodville Wm. com. mt. Guy st dw cor Courtland and^Franklin
Woodward William, Fayette st w of Sharp
Woodward William, carpenter, 31 New Church st
Woodward Mrs. Ann, East st betw French and Hillon
Woodward Thomas, watchman. New st e of Long alley
Woodward Georuje, merchant, 100 n High st
Woodward Mrs Susanna, tavern, Horse Market
Woodyard Jefierson, teamster, Union st n of Penn. avenue
Woodyear Mrs Elizabeth, Salisbury st e of High
Woodyear Garrett, labourer, St. Mary st s of Rosa
Wool Jacob, tailor, 63 Centre Market space
Woollen Miss, Mulberry st near Park
Woollen Zachariah, dw 131 s Charles st
Woollen William, waterman, 51 Centre Market Space
Woollen John, carpenter, Chesnut alley e t)f Pearl st
Woollen Eliza, milliner, Baltimore st e of Pine
Woollen Robinson, cooper, Exeter st near Pitt, shop Commerce
Woolfrom Mrs. cor Eden and Mulliken sts [st wlif.
Workman John, carpenter, cor Gay and Canal sts
Worley Jacob, Franklin Inn, cor HiL^h and Hillen sts
Worley John, moulder, Wine st e of Pine
Worthington Charles, agent ior District Steam Boats, office Conf:-
merce st wharf, dw Frederick st near Baltimore
tWorthington Brice, porter, Long alley s of Ross st
Wren Christopher, s e cor Fleet st and Apple alley
Wright Robert, coach painter, Wilk st w of Exeter
Wright Mrs Ann, 59 Ann st
Wright Mrs Martha, 19 Caroline st
Wright James, Philpot st e of Willis
Wright Joel, book binder, 245 1-2 Baltimore st up stairs
Wright Dr. Thomas, office and d w. Fayette st s of Howard
Wright William, shoe maker, Charles st Court
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Wright Lloyd, Holliday st n of Saratoga
"Wright Wm. Harrison st near Gay
Wright Benjamin C. St Co. dry goods mts. 25 Baltimore st
Wright Wni. cordwainer, Moti st near Gay
Wright James, grocer, s e cor Hillen and East sts
Wright Peter, weaver, Neighbors st near Harford avenue
Wright Wm. carpenter, Canal st near Jefferson
Wright John R. dry goods mt. 2 Centre Market space & 4i do
Wright David, iron founder, Federal hill
Wright Thomas, cordwainer, Chamberlain al n side
Wright Mary, Chamberlain al n side
Wright John, lieut. night watch, Eager a! a of Saratoga st
Wright Sarah, Biddle al s of Ross st
Wright John, bookseller, dvv Conwav st w of Eutaw
Wright W. H. De. C.mt. Charles st" n of Mulberry
Wright John, cordwainer, 28 New Church st
Wright E. oyster dealer, &.c. 55 s Charles st
Wright Lloyd, shoemaker, Hampstead st i doors e of Eden
Wright Luther, ship joiner, Pitt st w of Eden
Wright James, cordwainer, 8 Thompson st
Wright Ann, widow, Low st betweeri t^'ront and High
Wright Wm. E. grocer, cor Grant anil Water sts
Wright Ridgaway, carpenter, York si belw Light & Charles
Wright James, blacksmith, Federal hill opposite Telegraph
Wrigiit Thomas, glass blower. Federal hill near Glas« house
Wright Lewis, glass blower, Federal hi!l near Glass house
J Wright Ridgaway, sawyer, back of 33 n Exeter st
JWright Thomas, jlabourer, West st extended
jWright Eden, washer, Hill st w of Hanover
fWright Charles, shoemaker, Apple alley n of Fleet st
JWright Dorsey, labourer, Ensor st foot cf Gallows hill
fWright Philip, labourer, ^Montgomery st w of Ixight
Wrightson Jeremiah, blacksmith, Fleet st 3 doors e of Ann
Wightson John, shipwright, Washington st s of Fleet
Wrotten David, ship carpenJer, B.uik st e of Market
Wrotten John W cordwainer, French st near Exeter
Wulf John, saddler, Crook's row, Monument st
Wyatt , Park st s of Lexington
Wyatt Wm. E. D. D.. Saratoga st opposite Liberty
tWyatt Wm. Spring st n of Gough
Wyant Nicholas, constable, Haw st w of Emorj
Wyble Martin, blacksmith, Marion st s of Howard
tWye Philip, Apple al n of Fleet st
tWye Perry, labourer, Foiest st s of Douglass
Wyeth and Norris, dry goods mis, l73i Bait st
Wyeth Charles, of abt)ve firm, dw Calvert s of Pleasant st
Wylly mrs Martha, 4 Fountain row Spring st
Wyman Samuel & Co, domestic mts 214 w Ball st
Wyman Samuel, of above firm, dw Pleasant w of St. PauPjt at
Wyman John, confectioner, Calvert uear Bath st
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Wyman John B. shoemaker, Harford av
Wynn C. clock and watch maker, 52 Pratt st
Wysham Ezekiel C. flour mt- s e corner Bait and Paca sta dvr
Fayette w of Eutaw st
Wysham John, hay weigher, Belie Air Market dw Monument
Wyvill M. D. mt. tailor, 166 Bait st [w of Caual st
iTaGER Joseph, Paca s of German st
Yam Wm. pilot, 27 Ann st
Yantz Frances, Sempstress, 3 Trippolett's al
JYates Sandy, sawyer, cor Potter st and Necessity al
Yeagear Elizabeth, Eden n of Pitt st [77 Green st
Yearley Alexander, general agt. St. Paul's n of Fayette st dw
Yearly Win. H. cabinet maker, Caroline 3 doors s of Bank dw
19 Gouglist
Yearly John, ship carpenter, Bait w of Spring st
Yearly Nathan, cooper, s w cor Concord and Water sts
Yearly Ruth, Calvert near Mulberry st
Yearly Wm. cooper, Pratt w of Penn st
Yearly Wm. cooper, Wagon al w'of Liberty st
Yeater Henry, cordwainer, Aisquith s of Orleans st
Yeales George W. druggist, 95 Bond st
Yeates Dr, John L. office and dw. Frederick near Gay st
Yeates Cliarles, tavern, near Pratt st Bridge
Yeastman Samuel, vvaterman, Bond s of Lancaster st
tYeaman Sarah, Bath st alley
Yenry John H. labourer, Paca n of Franklin st
Yerkes Eliza W. sempstress, Maiden lane w of Aisquith 6t
Yes Alexander, painter, Strawberry al n of Bank st
Yewelland Jones, ship smiths, Light st wharf near Leest
Yewell John, dw York near Charles st
Yinger Andrew, labourer, Park st w of Schroeder st
Yost Wm. cordwainer, Green n of Paca st
Yost Wm. boot and shoe nianu. Pratt e of Paca st
Youce George, carpenter. Sterling near Madison st
Youce Edward L. saddler, 56 Sterling st near Monument
SToundt , cor Sharp st and Welcome ai
ifoung Rebecca, Argyle al n of Lancaster st
Young Joshua A. ship joiner, Wilk e of High s side
foung and Abraham, printers, n e cor Bond and Thames sta
Ifoung Janifcs, of above firm dw Eden 1 door s of Gough st
ifoung Wm. S. police officer, 147 Bond st
iToung Capt. Wm. T. Aruyle al s of Bank st
IToung Wm. waterman, Gough w of Bond st
iToung mrs Susan, Caroline row Caroline st
ifoung Michael, cor Water st and Centre Market space
ifoung Frederick, printer, Albemarle near Plowman st
foung mrs Rebecca, High n of Water st
i^oung .loseph, blacksmith, Howard st near Wine al
foung Samuel, land agent, 32 Fayette st opposite Union bank
dw 14 Counland st
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ITouiig Alexr. of public store, dvv Harrison si near Etna lano
Young Wm. labourer, Harford av near Monument st
Young Joiin A. York avenue
Young mrs Ann Maria, Frederick near Second st
Young Sarah, weaver, Sarah Ann st near Popf)leton st
Young Richard, weaver, Saratoga st extended
Young Larkin, carpenter, Bait st opposite Amity al
Young Wm. tinner, iioss st w of St Marj 's
Young Francis, grocer, cor Euiaw and Conway sts
Young Perry, porter, 13 Mulberry st
Young E , clerk, Pearl s of Franklin st
Young Jehu, tailor. Mulberry e of Pine si
Young Charles, tailor, Hoilins w of Eden st
Young Wm. Aisquith, n of Orleans st
Young John, carpenter, Caroline s of Orleans st
Young John, carpenter, 10 n High st
Young Henry, comiimaker, Orleans e of Canal st
Young Wm. jr com mt. 72 Bowley's whf dvv 14 Albemarle st
f Young Stephen, hackman, Eagfr al w side
tYoung Lloyd, drayman, Ross st e of St. Mary's
; Young Mary, 15 Saratoga st
::Young Maria, huckster, 9 Bank lane
: Young Jacob, white washer, 9 Douglass st
Younger Daniel K. 173 n High st
Younger Richard, bricklayer, Lexington e of Cove st
Younger John, 89 s Howard st
Youngman John, labourer, Richmond e of Howard st
Younker Elizabeth, cor Pitt and East sts
Yount Sarah Ann, Long lane s of Orleans st
JSaBRISKIE Henry B. cordwainer, Sterling near Mott st
Zachery Alexander, pilot. Fleet e of Washington st
Zachery, Wm. pilot, Bond s of Gough st
Zais George, drayman, Penn av s ol Union st
Zane Sophia, shop keeper, Camden w of Hanover st
Zeigler M. gilder, Hill st w of Hanover
Zeigler W. cordwainer, 231 n Howard st
Zeigler M. grocer, Saratoga w of Cove st
Zeigler Leonard, 86 Conway st
Zell mrs Margaret, Madiso i e of Eutaw st
Ze!l Peter, victualler, Market st extended
Zell Henry, Penn av s of Biddle st
Zendt Philip, toy maker, 30Pilt st
Zerweck Daniel, butcher, Montg^n^ery w of Charles st
Ziefnessnis Frederick, Apple al 'i^^'' Alice Anna si
Ziegler Emanuel K. copper srni'h, 30 s High st
Zigler Jacob, engineer, 32 Henrit;tta st
Zigler mrs Elizabeth, Frederick near Gay st
Zimmerman Leuiirt, labourer, Lancaster st e of ^Argyle al
Zimmerman Philip, mt tailor,' Pratt st near the Falls
Zimmerman Wm. S. Eden s of Prait st
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Zimmerman mrs Rebecca, Salisbury w of Exeter st
Zimmerman Isaac, grocer & feed store, s w cor Bait & Coveets
Zimmerman Joshua, teanister, Bah e of Cove st
Zimmerman Jacob, wheelwright, Franklin vv of Eutaw st dw
Franklin w of Park st
Zimmerman Jacob, labourer. Liberty a! near Madison st
Zimmich T. cordwainer, Camden st e of Sharp
Zihkand Joseph, shoemaker, 84 Bond st
Zollinger , Sharp e of Barre st
Zorn Mary, Exeier st adjoining Meth. churcn
Zwisele Pins, grocer, cjr Douglass and Potlei sts
REMOVALS AND CORRECTIONS.
Auze'le J. B., grocer, corner French and Forest sts
Ashman William, justice of the peace, Paca st s of Lexington
Barry Samuel M. dw Liberty n of Baltimore st
Bay ley Henry, glass cutter, 15 n Exeier st
IBowman Aaron, drayman, Granby st near the Falls
Carmichael \Vm. leather inspector, Mulberry st e of Paca st
Chesney Jesse, clerk Md. penitentiary dw Aisquith n of Monu-
Chew Dr. Samuel, 88 n Howard st [ment
Comegys Jesse, baker, Calvert s of Saratoga st
Disney Weslev.comb maker, McClellan's alley near Fayette st
Dorsev Rev. E. Eutaw st between Franklin and Ross streets
Dunn T. W. dentist, corner Hanover and German sts
Edes mrs Mary, s Gay say st opposite Exchange
Edwards Robert, carpenter, 11 Orleans row Orleans st
Finiey J. M. clerk in Cohen's bank, Lexington st n of Calvert
Furlong Rev. Henry, at Wilk st Meth. parsonage house
Giese Lewis W. H. Cove st n of Franklin
Gilmore .mrs Mary Ann, Calvert st opposite Monument
Goldsborough Nicholas W. Franklin st e of Lerew's al
Griffith Rev. Alfred, rear of Light st Methodist church
Hagerty Sarah, Eutaw s of Saratoga st
Hall John W. Harrison st near Gay
Harrington mrs , milliner, 6 e Baltimore st
Harrington E< 6 e Baltimore st
Harvy Jolin, female seminarv, Paca st n of Mulberry
Haslup Resin, blacksmith, Hij^h st n of Gay
Heginboiham C. & T. A. tailors, 35 Ann st dw T. A. H. Ann
st n of Lancaster
Hucorn mrs., corner Gay and Front sts
Jones Wm. B. auctioneer, dw Gay st near High
KeyNvorih andDiyden, mt tailors, Baltimore k opposite Sharp
Kell Thomas, clerk Bait, county court, dw cor Bait. & Exeter sts
Kilmer Wm. carpenter, Bank st e of Market
Knight John, cooper, Marion bt w of Eutaw
Lamb John, insp'rof weiglits> measures, Concord s of Water
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nemovnus and Corrections.
Latrobe J. H. B. attorney at law, Calvert st s of Fayette
Law James O. Calvert st n of Franklin
Lee Collins Z. attorney at law corner Lexington & Charles sts
Leech David, nnt 75 Baltimore st e of South
Magruder J. H. paper manu. Pine n of Franklin st
Meixzel Jacob, flour inspector. Pearl st near Lexington
Merikin Rev. Joseph, cor Caroline and e Baltimore sts
Merrill E. H. com mt. 24 s Charles st dvv Lombard e of Liberty
McConnell miss Sarah, teacher, Fayette st e of Howard
McNebb James, carpenter, 10 Orleans row Orleans st
McNally James, grocer, n Gay near Forest st
Miller John D. dw intersection of Pearl st and Penn ar
Minifie mrs., Water e of Exeter st
Morris W. and G. domestic manu. German st w of Hanover
Mudd George, cordvvainer, French near East st
Mulls John, cooper. Sterling near Madison st
Newton Thomas, cordvvainer, Green st n of Mulberry
Nicholas Edward, locksmith, Forest near Gay sC
JNicholass David, grocer, Henrietta near Charles st
Orum Isaiah, labourer, Ariryle al s of Alice Anna st
Orum Jv)hn, labourer, Alice Anna st e of Market
Owens Joseph, keeper of Mary la ixl Penitentiary, dwat do
Pittman E. h, Co. dry goods mts. Hanover st s of Baltimore
Randolph John VV. lumber nit. Market st near Wilk f p
Rich Dr. Arthur, 91 Hanover st
Rich Dr. Arthur, jr. 71 Hanover st
Richards T. A. & Brother, American and British Periodical De-
pot, Gay st opposite Exchange
Saint Croswell Wm. 10 n Gay st
Sekel Henry, baker, Alice Anna st 1 door e of Market
Specer mrs Margaret, Holland st
JSpeer James, grocer, Harford av. near Madison st
Spellman N. teacher, cor Hillen and Ensor sis
Stansbury Samuel, n e cor German and Green sts
Stevenson Wesley, collector, Eulaw st s of Ross
Stilson mrs C. china and glass store, 72i Baltimore st
Temple John, shoemaker, Argyle al s of Alice Anna st
Tilyard mrs Marv, Saratoga st w of Liberty
Tilyard Rev. J. W. agent Md. S. S. Union,' 15 s Calvert st
Tilyard James, painter, Howard st n of Fayette
Toole David, chairmaker, Forest st w of Harford run
Townsend Mrs. Water st opposite Cheapside
Tuder John, Park lane e of Pine st
tWard Sarah, School hill near Charles st
Waters Francis G. collector. Mulberry st e of Eutaw
Whitman Whitfield, innkeeper, 13 Pratt st 1 door e of Charlet
Williams Aon, tailorcss, Forest st 5th door e of Aisquith
A CA'J'ALOGUE
Avenues, Streets, Lanes, Alleys, Squares, Markets,
and Wharves,
m THE CITY OP BALTIMORE,
As enlarged by the Commissiouers appointed by tbe Legislature
of Maryland, and laid down by their Surveyor, TnoitfAe H.
POPPLETON.
STREETS.
Adams fr^jm W B Line
fo Chatsworth
Aisquith N"
E John
N B Line
Aisquith
E Baltimore
Harford avenue
Albemarle
Plowman
City Dock
Alice Anna
Union Dock
E B Line
Allen
Winder
N W Branch
Amity
Saratoga
Ramsay
Andre
Patapsco River
N W Branch
Armislead
do
do
Amstrong
do
do
Ann
N W Branch
N B Line
Arundle
Ostend
Middle Branch
Baker
W B Line
N B Line
Balderston
Light
E B Line
Grant
Baltimore
W B Line
Bank
Exeter
E B Line
Barclay Great
E Falls avenue
N B Line
Barclay Little
E Falls avenue
Eager
Barnet
N Charles "
N Sharp
Barney
Middle Branch
Lawrence
Barre
S Cove
Light-st wharf
Bath
N Calvert
French
Bayard
James
Middle Branch
Bayley
Patapsco River
N W Branch
Beason
N W Branch
NW Branch
Belle Air avenue
E Monument
N B Line
Belt
Warren
Donaldson
Belvidere
N Biddle
York avenue
Benjamin
Patapsco R.
N W Branch
Bentalou
Gwinn's Falls
W B Line
Biddle
George
E B Line
Block
W Falls avenue
Thames
Bloom
N Carey
N B Line
Bolton
Biddle
N B Line
Bond
N Branch
N B Line
Bowly
E Market sp. whf. W Falls avenue
2
STREETS.
Boyle from
Webster to
N W Branch
Brune
Franklin
Adams
Beuren
Madison
French
Burke
N W Branch
N B Line
Burrows
Clagett
N W Branch
Bush
James
Middle Branch
Butler
Webster
N W Branch
Byrd
West
Patapsco River
Cable
Commerce
Spear's wharf
Calhoun
James
N B Line
Calvert
Pratt
do ,
Canal Great
Harford avenue
City Dock
Canal Little
E Lanvale
N B Line
Camden
S Paca
Light st wharf
Cannon
N W Branch
N B Line
Canton
N W Branch
N B Line
Carey
James
do
Caroline
Dock
do
Carroll
Gwinn's Falls
Cross
Cathedral
Mulberry
N B Line
Centre
N Howard
French
Charles
N B Line
Middle Branch
Chase
Cathedral
E B Line
ChathAm
W B Line
James
Chatsworth
W Lexington
Cove
Cheapside
E Water
E Pratt
Chesapeake
N W Branch
N BLine
Chestnut
E Market S whf.
Union whar
Chester
N W Branch
N B Line
Chew
Stirling
N W Branch
E B Line
Choptank
N B Line
Clagett
Lawrence
Neale
Clare
James
Middle Branch
Clement
S Sharp
Fort M'Henry
Clemm
Boyle
do
Cole
W BLine
James
Colt
E Oliver
N B Line
Columbia
SPaca
Washington av.
Comet
Aisquith
Pitt
Commerce
E Water
Basin
Concord
Fish Market Sp.
Wilkes
Conn
Wilks
Locust
Constitution Great Belvidere
Truxton
Constitution Little Madison
French
Conway
Cove
Light St wharf
Cooke
W B Line
Cove
Cookse
Patapsco R.
N W Branch
Courtland
Lexington
Franklin
Cove
Pennsylvania av.
S Eutaw
Covington
N W Branch
Donaldson
Covington Place
S end Covington
St
Cox
N W Branch
N W Branch
Cromwell
Middle Branch
Patapsco R.
STREETS.
Cross from
Cumberland
David
Davis
Decatur
Decker
Dillon
Division
Dock
Dolphin
Donaldson
Dorsey
Douglass
Eager
East
East avenue
Eagle
Edon
EUicott
Elliott
Elk
Elm
Emory
Ensor
Etting
Eutaw
Exeter
Exchange
Falls
Falls avenue
Fawn
Fayette
Federal
Fell
Ferry
Fleet
Forest
Fountain
Fort
Fort avenue
Franklin
Frederick
Frederick avenue
French
Front
Fulton
Gaines
Garden
Garrett
Gates
Gay
George
German Great
Uarasey to
N Calhoun
Patapsco R.
E Lexington
Patapsco R.
W Chase
N W Branch
W Biddle
Draw Bridge
Cove and Adams
Middle Branch
do
Exeter
Cathedral
French
N B Line
W B Line
Harford avenue
W Pratt
N W Branch
James
W Townsend
German
NGay
Preston
VV Biddle
French
Second
E Falls avenue
E 8& W City Dock
President
W B Line
Cathedral
Thames
Middle Branch
E Falls avenue
E John
Washington
Middle Branch
Jackson
VV B Line
Pratt
VV Baltimore
Bath and Front
Bath and French
James
Patapsco R.
W Madison
Patapsco R.
Warren
E Pratt
Pennsylvania av.
S Cove
N VV Branch
N B Line
N VV Branch
E Centre
N W Branch
N B Line
E B Line
N B Line
Bond
W Oliver
Patapsco R.
do
Aisquith
E B Line
Baltimore
N VV Branch
James
City Dock
W Water
E B Line
Middle Branch
NBLine
Columbia
N B Line
Baker
Middle Branch
City Dock
E Water
Constitution
N B Line
Exeter
N Gay
E B Line
N W Branch
Patapsco R.
E B Line
N Canal
Chester
Jackson
Fort M'Henry
W Falls avenue
N Gay
VV B Line
Forest
E Water
N B Line
N VV Branch
N B Line
N W Branch
Patapsco R.
E Monument
N Cove
S Sharp
STREETS.
German L. from
Gibson
Gilmor
Gist
Gold
Goodloe
Gough
Granby
Grant
Greene
Green willow
Grundy
Gunpowder
Guilford
Hall
Hamburg
Hamilton
Hamstead Great
Hamstead Little
Hammond
Hanover
Haw
Hawk
Harford avenue
Harper
Harrison
Haubert
Heath
Henrietta
Henry
Herkimer
High
Hill
Hillen
Hoffman
Holland
Holliday
Hollins
Hollinsworth
Hospital Square
Howard
Hudson
Hugh
Hughes Great
Hughes Little
Hull
Jackson
James
Jefferson
Jephson
John
Johnson
Jones
S Sharp
Biddle
James
J^ B Line
N Calhoun
W B Line
Granby
E Falls avenue
W Baltimore
Franklin
Chatsworth
Biddle
James
Soutn
West
Cross
Park
Bond
Canal
Middle Branch
VV Baltimore
S Cove
E Centre M
Forest
Patapsco R.
Baltimore
Palapsco R.
Middle Branch
Light
N W Branch
Gwinn's Falls
French
S Howard
E Falls avenue
Chatsworth
Aisqusth
Baltimore
W B Line
W Water
Sp
to S Charles
N B Line
N Calhoun
N \y Branch
N B Line
Cove
E B Line
S Canal
W Prati
Welcome alley
Pennsylvania av.
N a Line
Middle Branch
Franklin lane
Patapsco R.
N W Branch
Hargrove alley
E n Line
Bond
Patapsco R.
Middle Branch
Emory
Falls avenae
N B Line
N W Branch
N Gay
N W Branch
VVebste
Warrenr
Patapsco R.
James
Wiiks
Light
Monument
E B Line
Pitt
Monument
Cove
W Pratt
Inclosing the Hospital
Cathedral Middle Branch
N \W Branch
Locust
Light
S Sharp
Patapsco R.
N W Branch
Gwinn's Falls
Aisquith
Middle Branch
N B Line
N W Branch
Patapsco R.
E B Lme
Basin
do
Light
N W Branch
Patapsco R.
Schroeder
E B Line
Patapsco R.
E B Line
Patapsco R.
N W Branch
STREETS.
Kelso from
I Middle Branch to Patapsco R
Kent
James
Gwinn's Falls
Lancaster
E Falls avenue
E B Line
Lanvalo
W B Line
do
Laurens
Pennsylvania av.
Grundy
Lawrence
Patapsco R.
N W Branch
Leadenhall
Lit. Montgomery
Middle Branch
Lee
Cove
Light St wharf
Lucerne
N VV Branch
N B Line
Lexing^ton
W B Line
North
Liberty
Mulberry
S Howard
Light
Baltimore
Ostend
Locust
B Market Sp. wf
Union wharf
Lombard
S Cove
Hanover
Lorman
W B Line
Cove
Low
E Falls avenue
Aisquith
Lowman
Patapsco R.
N W Branch
Lloyd
E Baltimore
Granby
Ludlow
Lawrence
N W Branch
M'Clellan
W Baltimore
W Fayette
M'Comas
Middle Branch
Patapsco R.
M'Culloh
W Biddle
Gold ^
M'Elderry Great
Hospital Square
E B Line
M<Elde:ry Little
Aisquith
Hospital square
M'Henry
W B Line
Cove
M'Kim
Madison
N B Line
M'Mechin
Pennsylvania av.
W Oliver
Macdonough
W B Line
James
Madison
N B Line
E B Line
Magazine
Webster
N W Branch
Manokin
Janre?
Gwinn's Falls
Market
N VV Branch
N B Line
Marshall
Ostend
Patapsco R.
Martin
Patapsco R.
N W Branch
Matthews
S Calvert
Grant
Mercer
Light
S Calvert
Merriott
N W Branch
N W Branch
Mill
E Pratt
Basin
Moale
Middle Branch
N W Branch
Monroe
James
W B Line
Montgomery GreaiHanover
N VV Branch
Montgomery Little S Eutaw
Hanover
Mount
Macdonongh
North West
Monument
Ross and Paca
E B Line
Monument Sq
Enclosing the Baltimore Monument
Mosher
W B Line
Elm
Mott
Ensor
Low
Moylan
N Cove
Pennsvlvania av
Mullikm
Canal
Market
Mulberry
W B Line
N Calvert
Nan ti coke
Gwinn's Falls
Cross
Neale
N W Branch
Patapsco R.
Neighbour
MKim
Harford avenue
STREETS.
New from
New Church
Nicholson
North
North West
Norfolk
North avenue
Oak
Ogston
Oliver
Orchard ,
Orleans
Ostend
O'Donnell
Paca
Park
Parkin
Patapsco
Patterson
Patuxent
Payson
Pearl
Penn
Pe:.nsylvania av.
Perry
Philpot
Pierce
Pine
Pitt
Pinkney
Pleasant Great
Pleasant Little
Plowman
Point
Portland
Porter
Potomac
Potter
Poppleton
Pratt
Presbury
President
Presstman
Preston
Prosser
Pulaski
Putnam
Race
Ramsay
Randall
Read
Reese
Republican
N I'aca
N Sharp
N W Branch
E Baltimore
W B Line
Wells
E B Line
N B Line
Franklin
N B Line
Pennsylvania av.
Belle AirMSp
Perry
N W Branch
Cove
Richmond
Lexington
N W Branch
E Pratt
N W Branch
James
Pennsylvania av.
German
Franklin
Middle Branch
Point
N Schroeder
George
K Falls avenue
Canal
N Charles
Park
High
Dock
S Cove
Clagett
N W Branch
Frencli
Ramsev
W B Line
do
E Pratt
^ B Line
Pennsylvania av
Patapsco R.
Gwinn's Fails
James
S Charles
W B Line
Middle Branch
Cathedral
Clagett
James
to N Eutaw
Crooked lane
N W Branch
N B Line
North avenue
Patapsco tl.
W B Line
W Federal
Chats worth
E B Line
Madison
N B Line
N W Branch
E B Line
Monument
N Liberty
Cross
N B Line
Basin
N B Line
do
W Baltimore
Haw
N B Line
Cove
Thames
Pearl
German
E B Line
do
HoUldaJ
N Charles
E Falls avenue
N W Branch
Columbia
N W Branch
N B Line
Pitt
Franklin
E B Line
N Calhoun
City Dock
Garden
John
N W Branch
W B Line
Middle Branch
Middle Branch
Cove
Webster
North
N W Branch
Cooke
STREETS.
Reynolds from
Patapsco R. io N W Branch
Richardson
do
do
Richmond
W Biddle
Cathedral
Ridgely
Middle Branch
Cove
River
Ostend
Clement
Robert
NCove
Bolton
Robinson
Patapsco R.
N W Branch
Rock
Fayette
Saratoga
Ross
N Howard
N B Line
Russell
Middle Branch
Cove
Rutledge
W B Line
Janre?
Ruxton
S Charles
Light
St Mary
Pennsylvania av.
W Madison
St Paul
W Baltimore
N B Line
St Peter
Parkin
Sterett
Sadtler
Warren
Donaldson
Salisbury
High
S Canal
Sarah Ann
N Cove
Chats worth
Saratoga
\V B Line
N Gay
Sassefras
Gvvinn's Falls
Cross
Scammel
W B Line
James
Schroeder
James
Lanvale
Scott
HoHins
West
Second
South
Centre Market
Severn
Gwinn's Falls
Scott
S'jakspeare
Bond
Market
Sharp
LittlePleasant
Middle Branch
Short
Jefferson
Orleans
Silver
Canal
Spring
Smallwood
Gwinn's Falls
W B Line
Smith
Cove
Pennsylvania av,
South
Baltimore
Basin
Spring
City Dock
N B Line
Sterelt
M'Henry
Cove
Stevenson
Clagett
N W Branch
Stiles
E Falls avenue
S Canal
Strieker
James
N Cidhoun
Stirling
Mott
E Eagle
Stockholm
James
Leadenhall
Steuart
Patapsco R.
N W Branch
Steuben
W B Line
N Gay
Sullivtm
«io
James
Suffolk
Heath
Patapsco R.
Swan
Centre Market
W Falls avenue
temple
E Baltimore
Pitt
Tenant
W B Line
Cove
Thames
Philpot
N W Branch
Thompson
W B Line
Cove
Toone
N W Branch
E B Line
Towson
Patapsco R.
N W Branch
Townsend
W B Line
E B Line
Trinity
Albemarle
Exeter
Truxton
E Falls avenue
Forest
8
LANES.
Union from Pennsylvania av.
Hoss
Upton
W Townsend
Adams
Vine
NCove
Run alley
Valley
Harford avenue
N B Line
VVaesche
W Saratoga
W Lexington
Wallace
Patapsco R.
N W Branch
Wansbeck
James
Mosher
Walsh
Moylan
Biddle
Warner
Middle Branch
Columbia
Warreu
Light
N W Branch
Warrington
W B Line
James
Water
Lighi
S Canal
Washington
N W Branch
N B Line
Washington av.
W Pratt
Gwinn's Falls
Washington Sq-
Encl'g Washington Monument
Ways
Patapsco R.
N W Branch
Webster
N W Branch
Patapsco R.
Wells
Middle Branch
Lawrence
West
Scott
N W Branch
Whetstone
Lawrence
do
Wicomico
Gwinn's Falls
Scott
William
West
Basin
Wilks
E Market Sp whf
. E B Line
Wills
Dock
N W Branch
Wilson
Pennsylvania av.
Grundy
Winchester
W BLine
Cove
Wine
S Charles
Light
Winder
Middle Branch
Clagett
Wolfe
N B Line
Fell
Wood
South
Bowly's wharf
Wooster
James
Middle Branch
York
S Charles
Johnson
York avenue
Monu't & Forest
LANES.
N B Line
Bank
N Charles
N Calvert
Beaufort
N Calvert
Courtland
Beaurand
St Paul
Gravel alley
Camden
Camden
Bottle alley
Church
W Saratoga
St Paul
Court House
Monument SquareSt Paul
Commerce
Second
E Water
Crooked
W Fayette
W Lexington
Dark
St Paul
N Calvert
Eden
NEden
N Canal
Elbow
S Paca
Cove
Etna
Harrison
N Frederick
Franklin
E Water
E Pratt
French
S Charles
Light
Hull
Aisquith
Forest
Harmony
N Cove
Schroeder
ALLEYS.
9
Long from Holland U
) Short alley
Lovely
S Calvert
South
Lunn's
SPaca
Conway
Maiden
Aisqnilh
East
Market
W Baltimore
Mulberry
Park
N Green
Republican
Russell
Canal
Eden
Smith
Smith's wharf
ALLEYS.
Buchanan's wharf
Ack worth
Adams
Gwinn's Falls
Addison
N R Line
Steuben
Allison
E Pratt
Basin
Apple
N B Line
Shakspeare
Argyle
do
Lancaster
Baker
NB Line
Bloom
Barlow
Gwinn's Falls
Cross
Baxter
NB Line
N W Branch
Bedford
Camden
Peace allev
Bell
Davis
North
Beven
Henrietta
Hamburg
Biddle
Ross
Biddle
Blackberry
M'Donough
Gwinn's Falls
Bland
Gwinn's Falls
Stockholm
Bottle
COVG
Hanover Market
Bouldin
Cumberland
W Lanvale
Bower
N B Line
N W Branch
Bradford
E Townsend
Hudson
Breidebaugh
E Saratoga
W Falls avenue
Brewer
Lanvale
W Hoffman
Brice
Lorman
Herkimer
Bruce
N B Line
Warrington
Burgundy
Gwinn's Falls
Lunn's Lane
Busy
S Eutaw
S Charles
Callender
W Baltimore
Columbia
Carpenter
Cove
S Howard
Carter
N B Line
E Hoffman
Castle
N B Line
Fleet
Cathedral
N Charles
Cathedral
Cecil
Middle Branch
Litt. Montgomery
Cedar
W Hoffman
Preston
Centre
Favette
Dutch alley
Chamberlain
N Eutaw
Eager alley
Chapel
Mulberry
Little Pleasant
Cherry
W Biddle
E Eager
Chesapeake
N B Line
NW Branch
Chestnut
Cove
Middle Branch
China
Middle Branch
Lee
Christopher alley
S Charles
Great Race
Claret
Cove
Middle Branc h
10
ALLEYS.
Clarkson fromWest to
Cagett
Adams
College
Mulberry
Cowpen
N Liberty
Creek
Hamburg
Cross
N Green
Curtis
Thompson
Cider
Penn
Cypress
Lombard
Dawson
Goodloe
Dexter
Gwinn's Falls
Dewberry
Winchester
Dickson
W Mosher
Dove
N B Line
Duncan
N B Line
Dutch
NPaca
Eager
Franklin
Exchange
Water
Falls
N B Line
Fleet
Hammond's alley
French
French lane
Forest
W Baltimore
Foster
Wilson
Glover
N B Line
Gillingham
S Howard
Goldsmith
N B Line
Goodman
West
Goodwin
N Sharp
Gravel
W Saratoga
Granville
N B Line
Grocers'
Robert
Halfmoon
Potter
Hammond
Garoline
Hanson
Gwinn's Falls
Happy
N B Line
Hargrove.
do
Hart ways •
W Baltimore
High
Aisquith
Hoi brook
N B Line
Holland
do
Hoi tins
W Townsend
Hollingsworth
W Pratt
Homespun
Cove
Hope
Warren
Hudson
N B Line
Hunter
. do
Jenkins
Laurens
Jbrdon
Presstman
Kimmell
W Lexington
Latrobe
Gwinn's Falls
Middle Branch
Franklin
W Saratoga
N Eutaw
Middle Branch
N Paca
Franklin
S Howard
Bottle alley
St Peter
Cross
Cole
W Lanvale
W Townsend
N W Branch
N Liberty
Saratoga
Stable alley
E John
City Dock
Wine alley
Gwinn's Falls
W Biddle
N W Branch
Lombard
Scammel
Middle Branch
Crooked lane
Franklin
E Federal
Moylan
Forest
Spring
Cross
Lancaster
Franklin
Little German
Canal
E Biddle
E Eagle
Ramsey
Matthews
S Sharp
Hamburgh
W John
Read
W Biddle
do
Wagon alley
Scott
ALLEYS.
11
Lerew's from
\ W Saratoga to Richmond
Liberty
E Madison
Beuren
Light
Light
Grant
Livery
Front
E Falls avenue
Liverpool
Camden
Peace
Long
Ross
Lexington
Lovegrove
N B Line
W Madison
Lumber
Rowley
Wilk
Mason
Robert
W Biddle
Madeira
N B Line
N W Branch
Meeting-house
E Eutaw
Long alley
Mill-house
Front
E Falls avenue
Moore
Pennsylvania av.
W Madison
Morris
Bloom
W Biddle
Morton
W Madison
N B Line
M'Henry
Hollins
St Peter
Necessity
High
Potter
Norris
Presstman
Rutledge
Orbel
N B Line
E Eager
Orange
North
N Gay
Parrish
Baker
Chatham
Patapsco
Henrietta
Middle Branch
Peace
Lunn'slane
Light St wharf
Peach
Middle Branch
Lilt. Montgomery
Pinkney
Gwinn's Falls
Cross
Plover
Centre
Richmond
Plum
Middle Branch
Litt. Montgomery
Port
N B Line
N W Branch
Primrose
S Charles
Light
Proctor
N B Line
E Chase
Rose
N B Line
N W Branch
Run
Saratoga
Park lane
Russell
Gwinn's Falls
Cross
Rutter
M'Mechen
Dolphin
St Peter
Parkin
Sterett
Shields
Chatsworth Mkt.
W Biddle
Short
Short
Can%l
Slemmer
Granby
VVilks
Smith
SGay
S Frederick
Somerset
E John
E Madison
Stable
E Pratt
Water
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